All of the sets numbered from SCA01 to SCA31 depict ashigaru wearing the okegawa-do style of basic armour with jingasa conical helmet. Several sets of spearmen, wearing tatami-do armour, are planned for the future as indeed are the armies of other daimyo. The Samurai were Japan's military aristocracy. Now in production are 4 different sets of 3 figures ieach representing members of the Honda, Hachisuka, Kyogoku, Shimazu, Toyotomi and Ishida clans. These figures come in a variety of armour and helmet styles and are in action poses attacking with either spear or naginata.
All figures come complete with sashimono flag.
Currently in devolopment are 16 different types of cavalry figures, which should be released in the this summer. Each was required to provide a number of horsemen and footsoldiers according to their income. For example Tokugawa Leyasu, the wealthiest daimyo in Japan in 1600, with 2.5 million koku, had over 30,000 men at the battle of Sekigahara. The great warlord Uesugi Kenshin, wearing the traditional white headcowl, attacks a samurai from the Oda clan.