Gripping Beast Metals to Compliment the Plastics

[Atheling]

They are looking sharp and you can see them here:

http://www.grippingbeast.com/webpage.php?PageID=89

Darrell.

[aecurtis]

Hmmm... Not a big fan of the Big Needle Pokey Pokey style of modelling mail. Haven't been all that happy with the GB Welsh and Saxons because of it.

Allen

[lowtardog]

I really like the chaps with spear and axe on their shoulders, would make nice leaders
Ooh Colin Patten is sculpting the lad with the spear is one of his, thats nice to see

[Atheling]

I really like the chaps with spear and axe on their shoulders, would make nice leaders
Ooh Colin Patten is sculpting the lad with the spear is one of his, thats nice to see

Duncan Patten?

Good to see him picking up the putty again.

Darrell.

[JW. Akers]

Damn! More unarmored musicians.

[Matt1066]

Hmmm... Not a big fan of the Big Needle Pokey Pokey style of modelling mail. Haven't been all that happy with the GB Welsh and Saxons because of it.

Allen

@Allen - I'd agree about some of the Saxons and Welsh, but I think these appear to be slightly less 'big needle'. But would have to see them 'in the metal' so to speak.

More generally - all this new plastic/metal Viking goodness is s-o-o-o distracting! I mean, honestly, what would I do with them!?

Matt

[lowtardog]

I really like the chaps with spear and axe on their shoulders, would make nice leaders
Ooh Colin Patten is sculpting the lad with the spear is one of his, thats nice to see

Duncan Patten?

Good to see him picking up the putty again.

Darrell.

Whoops yes you are right