MARCH TO HELL: SENGOKU ASHIGARU TEPPO 01 – 15mm & 28mm STL Miniatures

🏹 Ashigaru Teppo STL Overview

Ashigaru Teppo STL miniatures from MARCH TO HELL: SENGOKU represent the firearm infantry that transformed warfare during feudal Japan’s Sengoku period. Available in both 15mm and 28mm scale, these highly detailed STL miniatures depict disciplined ashigaru equipped with teppo matchlock arquebuses, making them ideal for building historically accurate Japanese armies.

Part of the Feudal Japan STL Miniatures Collection, these figures integrate perfectly with samurai, yari ashigaru, cavalry and clan-specific units to recreate the evolution of gunpowder tactics during Japan’s Age of Warring States.

⚔️ Historical Context

The teppo, also known as the Japanese matchlock arquebus, was introduced to Japan during the sixteenth century and rapidly transformed the battlefield. Daimyo across the country equipped growing numbers of ashigaru with firearms, allowing disciplined infantry formations to deliver devastating volleys against advancing enemies.

The widespread adoption of teppo weapons marked the beginning of a new era in Japanese military history. Coordinated firearm tactics became a decisive factor in many Sengoku battles, demonstrating the increasing importance of technology alongside traditional samurai combat.

📂 Ashigaru Teppo STL Files

• MARCH TO HELL SENGOKU ASHIGARU TEPPO 01
  • ASHIGARU TEPPO 01.stl
  • ASHIGARU TEPPO 02.stl
  • ASHIGARU TEPPO 03.stl
  • ASHIGARU TEPPO 04.stl
  • ASHIGARU TEPPO 05.stl
  • ASHIGARU TEPPO 06.stl
• Available in both 15mm and 28mm scale
• Pre-supported and unsupported STL files included

🎯 Ideal For

• Building firearm units for Sengoku armies
• Expanding historical Japanese forces
• Recreating the evolution of gunpowder warfare
• Feudal Japan dioramas and display projects
• Narrative campaigns and historical tabletop battles

🎮 Compatible Games

• Test of Honour
• Ronin
• Pike & Shotte
• Warlords of Erehwon
• Swordpoint
• Daisho

⚠️ STL files only – no physical products included.