Young Miniatures YH1844 Daimyo Warlord 1650 1/10 – resin bust for painting

Young Miniatures YH1844 Daimyo Warlord 1650 in 1/10 scale is a high-class collectible resin bust depicting a daimyo – a Japanese military nobleman from the mid-17th century. The model from Young Miniatures is precisely reproduced and is a real gem for enthusiasts of historical figures and character modeling. The sculpture was created by Lorenzo Nino Lorenzoni, and the sample painting was prepared by the renowned artist Diego Ruina.

Product Features

• Scale: 1/10, which allows for an exceptionally detailed final effect.
• Materials: high-quality resin, appreciated for its crisp detail – the model renders weaponry and the richly decorated samurai armor with great finesse.
• The set is a bust designed for painting and assembly; paints and glue are not included.
• The model is hand-cast, ensuring the highest precision in rendering the face, kabuto helmet, armor, and the textures of materials or metal.

Historical Context

The daimyo were feudal aristocrats of Japan’s Edo period and among the most important political and military figures of the 17th century. This model depicts the attire and weaponry of a nobleman from around 1650 – an era characterized by internal peace under Tokugawa shogunate rule, yet maintaining a strict warrior culture, the bushido code, and the artistry of Japanese martial arts. Such figures participated in the consolidation of the state and the development of Japan’s military tradition.

Model Purpose

• Category: resin bust for painting.
• Recommended for experienced modelers and figure painting enthusiasts, especially collectors interested in Japanese themes and the samurai era.
• Difficulty level: 4/5 – small parts and complex textures require precision during assembly and painting.
• An excellent choice for modelers wishing to develop their skills in painting skin, metal, and textile details on a large scale.

Why Choose Young Miniatures YH1844 Daimyo Warlord 1/10?

This model impresses with quality, unique subject matter, and level of detail, allowing you to achieve an outstanding piece for your historical collection. The Daimyo Warlord 1650 bust challenges modelers while ensuring a satisfying final result if painted correctly. It’s a perfect choice for a figure contest, exhibition, or a prestigious project for the experienced historical miniatures enthusiast.