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[1/72] Recreating Battle of Sekigahara With 2000 Models! 2 Samurai Battle Reports 11 Army Showcases!

Clio's Painting Bench

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2000 Models. 11 Players. 5 Years. We fight out a massive historical samurai wargame scenario using the Saga: Age of Samurai ruleset in the city of Chongqing. This is the concluding chapter in the series of The Road to Chongqing and features 2 battle reports and army showcases of 11 separate clans. This is The Road to Chongqing Part 4 - The 11 Player Samurai Exhibition Wargame and 6 Player Wargame Afterwards!

See Part 1 here!: [1/72] Samurai Parade Miniature Army Showc...
See Part 2 here!: [1/72] How Politics Threatened People's Jo...
See Part 3 here!: [1/72] Flying Across China for the 11 Play...

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14 Comments

@martinevans9757 3 weeks ago

"I don't know why warlords of the Sengoku era didn't speak English" 😂 A fantastic result, and proof that while politics and the 'real world' might impose themselves on our hobby, they can't stop it! Congratulations to all the participants, thanks for videoing it all, and now need to do the same here in Australia!

@alexc6324 3 weeks ago

I cannot believe that some of you guys wont meet up again for another battle. Those armies look too good for just one event. Thankyou for this video. Your story telling is first class.

@nosbigdamus9665 9 days ago

All well painted, very nice

@Ilikeitlikethis 3 weeks ago

Great looking board and units, well done to all involved.

@christofersvensson370 3 weeks ago

What an inspiring project!

@DE-rd1zl 3 weeks ago

Very cool.
Looked like a good time :D

@Mr_Chode 3 weeks ago

my buddies and i always loved playing axis and allies. this would be amazing lol

@alexc6324 3 weeks ago

Blimey that table looks amazing

@cerealkiller195 3 weeks ago

this is the first video i have seen of yours but what a massive project! I'm not even talking about painting the miniatures but to coordinate a large scale meet up! My only gripe is why didn't you use proper basing (either clear bases or regular gaming bases with magnets under) and why didn't you get a case for the army? lol

@89volvowithlazers 3 weeks ago (edited)

That lookz incredible, great effort proud of u guys, much 🎉🎉 to those who could not finish the journey hope one day we all get to enjoy our model armies regardless of imagined/real political sensitivity

@oukt237 3 weeks ago

Wow!

@PopularesVox 3 weeks ago

Like the animation. It would be cool to see a battle progress with music and AI videos of actual Samurai at certain key points in the game play.

@alexwe6116 2 weeks ago

I've been a warhammer player for a decade but this video is so inspiring, it truly made me want to dig out my old 1/72 scale armies from my childhood. Where can one find such groups?? I would love to build an army and experience something like this