Kama Warrior - Masters of the Curved Blade
Swift, ruthless, and unpredictable, the Kama Warrior turns the farmer’s sickle into a weapon of deadly precision on the battlefield.
Rooted in the traditions of rural Japan, the kama began as a humble tool of harvest before becoming one of the most feared close-combat weapons of its age. These Kama Warriors capture that transformation perfectly - fighters who embody raw agility and ferocious skill, striking with curved blades designed to hook, trap, and carve through an opponent’s guard. Their poses are alive with motion, from rushing assaults to sudden, deceptive strikes.
On the tabletop, Kama Warriors are ideal as skirmishers, ambushers, or veteran retainers who favour speed over heavy armour. Their dynamic sculpts bring energy to any encounter, whether flanking samurai, defending a village, or executing lightning-fast raids. Each model offers hobbyists a wealth of texture - flowing robes, layered armour plates, expressive faces, and the iconic sickle-shaped blades. Perfect for dramatic highlighting and storytelling dioramas.
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Kama Warrior 1
Height (32 mm): 46 mm
Height (28 mm): 41 mm
Height (32 mm heroic): 50 mm
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Kama Warrior 2
Height (32 mm): 36 mm
Height (28 mm): 32 mm
Height (32 mm heroic): 39 mm
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Kama Warrior 3
Height (32 mm): 38 mm
Height (28 mm): 34 mm
Height (32 mm heroic): 41 mm
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Kama Warrior 4
Height (32 mm): 38 mm
Height (28 mm): 34 mm
Height (32 mm heroic): 42 mm
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Kama Warrior 5
Height (32 mm): 37 mm
Height (28 mm): 33 mm
Height (32 mm heroic): 40 mm
Heights are with base. Bases are about 4mm high.
Base size: 25 mm
Colour images are visual representations.
While they closely reflect the final model, minor variations in fine details may occur.
The final product is a physical 3D-printed item.
The unpainted renders show the exact sculpt that will be printed.
These Kama Warriors were designed by Forged Path Miniatures and made by Mad Miniatures under license. They come unpainted and with a separate base as shown in the grey renders. That means some assembly is needed. The base was designed by Monolith Arts.
