Mounted Teppō Musket 5

Thunder of the Saddle – Mounted Teppō Commander The roar of a matchlock volley created absolute chaos on the Sengoku battlefield, filling the air with thick, choking smoke and deafening noise. In that kind of confusion, shouted orders were completely useless. This miniature captures a cavalry commander using his weapon as a rallying standard. With his heavy musket raised high into the air and his striking horned kabuto making him easily visible through the haze, he is signaling his unit to hold the line or prepare for the next devastating strike. On the painting desk, this model is built to be the undisputed centerpiece of your unit. The prominent horned helmet is perfect for bright, gleaming metallics that immediately draw the eye to the rider's focused expression. The horse features unique, deeply textured barding across its chest, giving you a fantastic surface to practice drybrushing or heavy shading. The stark vertical line of the raised musket provides a great structural contrast to the dynamic, forward motion of the horse and rider. On the gaming table, every cavalry block needs a clear leader, and this figure steps perfectly into that role. The raised weapon and imposing armor make him instantly recognizable among the ranks, visually anchoring your fast-attack forces. He is the ideal choice for a unit captain in a historical wargame or an elite, named adversary in a tabletop RPG, bringing absolute authority and tactical discipline to your army. Height (32 mm): 70 mm Height (28 mm): 62 mm Height (32 mm heroic): 77 mm Heights are with base. Bases are about 4mm high. Base size is 25 x 50 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 Mounted Teppō / Musket Gunner was designed by Forged Path Miniatures and made by Mad Miniatures under license. He comes unpainted and with a separate base as shown in the grey renders. Rider is not attached to the horse. That means some assembly is needed. The base was designed by Monolith Arts.