The Onna Bugeisha adapted traditional discipline to the brutal, unforgiving realities of black-powder warfare. "The Steady Aim" portrays a seasoned warrior taking a tactical kneeling position to lower her profile. Holding her tanegashima matchlock close to her chest, she is captured in a moment of calculating patience—waiting for the enemy to break cover or preparing to unleash the next volley. Her calm, watchful gaze beneath her horned kabuto helmet speaks to a veteran who understands that timing is just as lethal as firepower.
The sculpt masterfully conveys the tension of the battlefield with a grounded, compact stance. She features incredibly detailed layered armor, from the sharp floral crest emblazoned on her chest plate to the intricate lacing on her shoulder guards and the textured fringe at her waist. Printed in crisp, unpainted resin, this miniature provides painters with a dynamic mix of smooth armor plating, flowing fabric, and the rigid wood-and-iron mechanics of her historical firearm.
This figure is an essential piece for any Sengoku-era tabletop force. She is the perfect tactical addition for a defensive gunline in Test of Honour, a calculated ranged operative for your Bushido faction, or a lethal ambush specialist in your next tabletop RPG campaign.
Height (32 mm): 30 mm Height (28 mm): 27 mm Height (32 mm heroic): 33 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.
This Onna Bugeisha was designed by Forged Path Miniatures and made by Mad Miniatures under license. She comes 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.
