Neanderthal home and Weapons

[Lowtardog]

http://www.northstarfigures.com/list.php?man=60&cat=173&page=1


http://www.rlbps.com/RLBPdazed.htm


http://www.sbarber-models.clara.net/main.html


Best guide for Creatures is here by Steve Pugh

http://www.stevepugh.net/VTT/dino/2528mm-dinosaurs-and-other-prehistoric-miniatures/

[former user]

 

thx vm

didn't have the slightest clue about this sources

[Michi]

atuk alunda lana
of course, but most cavemen minis  are brutish, hairy men

You changed Your preferences? 

Who says that?

[former user]

 

they all Your chicks ?   

[Michi]

they all Your chicks ?   

I have five times more...

[former user]

I checked Your blog 
I like the "babes with guns" and the antique godesses

I like to collect female soldiers myself, but usually there are more textiles involved
otherwise I would have to hide them from my girlfriend

so, back to topic
@Duhamel, will You be providing neanderthal chicks?

btw, Michi, are Yours Copplestone or conversions?

[Prof.Witchheimer]

I have five times more...

only five? 

[Michi]

only five? 

Painted...

btw, Michi, are Yours Copplestone or conversions?

Some Copplestone, some Shadowforge, some Foundry in that photo, some of each are slightly converted.

[former user]

thought so 
@duhamel is doing the right thing - he is either out or sleeping 

[duhamel]

sorry gentlemen, last night was reading and sleep.
Reading, nothing complicated, just a comic, however I put the link to the author in connection with the subject

(role play Würm)

http://roudier-neandertal.blogspot.com/

[former user]

nice
now I see where You get Your inspration 

I would assume You were an avid reader of the "Rahan" comics ?
- are they still making them?

[Gluteus Maximus]

Good lord! Would you look at the young lady 2nd left in the back row 

Did they have silicon in those days?

 

[former user]

if they had Dinosaurs, it is perfectly acceptable to have silicon too.

Maybe something in the dinosaur meat they consumed

[Dolmot]

Did they have silicon in those days?

Yes...it comprises 25% of Earth's crust. Silicon dioxide (silica, pure quartz) was a popular tool material in the stone age.

Silicone (not to be confused with Silicon) wasn't that popular until the 20th century, though.

(Note 1: Generally I don't make fun of people's spelling. This one was just too good to pass.  )
(Note 2: To be honest, it's damn hard not to make the same observation. Is that one of the "slight conversions"?  )

[former user]

ah, thx for the correction - so the wobbling bags are filled with silicone then

actually, the common term for siliceous stones in Archaeology would be "lithics".
But the clue about them are indeed the cryptocrystalline silicates.

actually I intended some pun with the word, but I obviously failed