I have start with the Oni.
I love the base detail, but the slot destroy everything. Some grass have hidden the joint.



No Yellow on my Kitsune, but white fur and hair.
Making a preview of my post I have see a mistake. I have forgot to paint the strap that hold the feet amor.

very neat job.

Cool! Are you planning to do a wash on it at all to bring out the smaller details?

Yes it does... Yes it does... I find these new slots to be even worse than the traditional SDE slots.

Anyways...
White suits them very well. I'll probably still go orange, but they really look good in white.
They become more wolf-like than foxy.

No wash will ba added. Normally, I post when everything is finish.

I have start the Chunin, and I don't know how I will hide the slot.

It's possible to see white fox.
A Kitsune is a fox spirit, and I think that white is more suitable for a fox spirit.

Its so neat I think its great and does the job of binging clean colour to the model without a wash tbh.

I'm definately going white with my kitsune so this was great to see. The military green is a good look too! Great work, nice and neat

Thanks for the comment.

My chunin is not the best painting job that I have made.




Next, the madoushi.

Here my Madoushi



Next, the Kunoichi

Better than anything I can and ever will do. Good stuff!

Here the Kunoichi.



Next... I dont know, First I have to paint some Reaper miniature for a D&D game.

Between some miniature needed for a D&D game, here the Yajiri.

These are nice. I am so envious of the detail, especially the eyes. Well done sir!

Finally, the general Kitsune done, now, the two hero to paint.

wonderful work.

Wonderful... I'm not at the painting skill to call it wonderful work Thanks for the comment.

And here for the last member of the clan


and a family picture.


Now, with what clans or ronin I continu my painting.

I have put some colour on the lantern and shrine.


Next, the Clan Tanchyo.

Lookin' good.

Almost all miniatures have slots or pegs of some sort. Usually it's irrelevant because you'll be putting basing material on the whole shebang anyway but these pre-sculpted bases are definitely "a thing". I am not doing any basing material on mine so I just carved in the lines logically, iow just carve along the existing space between tiles or whatnot and extend it onto the slotted part of the figure. If you are commited to the idea of a totally detailed base even under the miniature (there are certainly a few where it's pretty glaring) and also do not want to use any basing materials, I'd try to caaarefully cut the mini off the base, alter the base, then put it back on. The tiny feet on the chibi ninja could make this hell but you can easily pin them (see: Google about pinning minis). Do this for all your guys at the same time, assembly line style. You could also look into using green stuff or Sculpey to good effect for matching wood grain to the existing wood etc. without a lot of trouble. If you are new to sculpting, this is a good place to practice!

You will need to elevate the miniature anyway if you use thicker basing stuff like static grass or else you now have a 1 1/2" tall ninja covered by 1/4" of grass.

Also bear in mind that as often as not, if it's hard to reach you won't really see it anyway. As Buddah said, "if a ninja's skirt is painted but it's underneath the miniature...it is really painted at all?"