Early Japanese Yayoi Army for DBA 3.0 - Khurasan Miniatures
#DBA3 #AncientWargaming #japanesehistory In this video, I take a look at a De Bellis Antiquitatis (DBA 3.0) army: 1/64a Early Japanese Yayoi Culture (500 BC–274 AD). I begin with a brief discussion of the historical background of the Yayoi period and the warriors who fought during this formative era of Japanese history. Following that, I showcase the army in detail, giving viewers a closer look at the individual elements and the force as a whole. The miniatures featured in this video are 15mm figures from Khurasan Miniatures. Their sculpting captures the distinctive appearance of the Yayoi period and provides a fascinating glimpse into a lesser-known army from the DBA army lists. If you enjoy historical miniature wargaming, DBA army showcases, ancient warfare, and 15mm miniatures, I hope you'll enjoy this look at one of the earliest Japanese armies available for the tabletop. Support the channel: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Studio.WGS

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