The Youxia are men and women who have devoted themselves to a search for adventure through continual wandering. They have a superficial resemblance to our own Knight Errants though only superficially. There is no quest or baronial loyalty for a Youxia and no requirement to aid a fellow Knight in peril. These highly trained and equipped Xin warriors serve no specific master but follow their own code centred around the idea of righting wrongs where ever they may be found. Travelling with the Grand Trade Fleet has given Youxia access to the stellar systems of the Prydian Precinct. In return for the transit they do offer their services to Grand Admiral Hong Tu Quin when he asks for them. They wear personalised Kuijia MkIII powered armour and carry Gonglu Blasters and other weapons favouring exotic energy blades such as twin hook swords. Skilled warriors to be treated with respect when encountered.
This pack contains three different white metal 15mm scale miniatures. A class apart from normal soldiers the Youxia wander their own path putting wrongs right. They wear customised Kuijia powered armour. Each is a character. A bare headed Youxia pointing powered sword and holding a pistol grip Gonglu SMG Blaster. A Youxia with his lower face covered and energy sword above his head and wrist mounted Gonglu SMG Blaster. A helmeted Youxia wielding twin hook sword energy blades. These are heroes for your Trade Fleet Soldiers. This pack can be purchased or using the drop down product menu select three packs save 10% or single poses from the pack. Youxia are excellent for use in The Ion Age or any other science fiction setting using future Chinese space opera soldiers.
Here is a list of the poses in this code:
Pose One - Bare headed Youxia pointing powered sword and holding a pistol grip SMG Blaster.
Pose Two - Youxia lower face covered energy sword above his head wrist mounted SMG Blaster.
Pose Three - Helmeted Youxia wielding twin hook sword energy blades.
See image below for numbered poses.
Supplied Unpainted and without Bases.
