This set of high-quality STL files includes a diverse collection of Villagers, meticulously designed for 3D printing. The miniatures are sculpted at a 28mm/32mm scale, the standard for most tabletop wargames and role-playing games. While designed with resin printers in mind to capture every intricate detail—from the weave of the baskets to the folds in their traditional garments—these files can also be successfully printed on finely-tuned FDM printers. This pack is perfect for Game Masters and wargamers seeking to add non-combatant characters to their scenarios, creating objectives, obstacles, or simply a rich, populated environment for games set in historical or fantasy East Asia.
Historically, the foundation of societies in feudal Japan, China, and Korea was the vast population of commoners, primarily farmers and artisans, who sustained the domains of the ruling warrior class. This collection beautifully represents that social fabric. The figures with conical hats and simple tools evoke the image of the ‘heimin’ or common people of Edo-period Japan, whose lives were dictated by the seasons and the rice harvest. They formed the economic backbone, and their villages (mura) were the heart of rural life. The water carrier with his yoke, the woman grinding grain, and the traveler with his heavy pack represent the constant motion of trade and labor that connected villages to larger towns. Their presence on a game table isn’t just decorative; it’s a strategic element, representing the populace that armies might seek to protect, control, or win over. The inclusion of a figure resembling a samurai or a local official adds a layer of authority and the potential for social interaction or conflict. He could be a benevolent protector, a stern tax collector, or a masterless ronin seeking work. These miniatures allow you to craft narratives that go beyond mere combat, exploring the intricate social dynamics of a feudal world and making your ‘Asian Adventures’ truly unforgettable.




