The League is set.

[Mors]

I have got Jess Nevins encyclopedia and two of his annotated guides , the encyclopedia is a great book to dip in and out of and the annotated guides to LoEG are interesting to see all the allusions to other litery works in the graphic novels . I think some of his work is still available online . Try here
http://www.enjolrasworld.com/Jess%20Nevins/League%20of%20Extraordinary%20Gentlemen/LoEG%20index.htm

great miniatures by the way , seem as you will not be at salute I will need to order off the  website.

Mors

[Mr. Burning]

That Nemo is now on the 'must buy list'.

he'll look good on the bridge of an aeronef or sitting in an armoured howdah carried by an armoured elephant (armoured beasts again..............).

[Elprez]

Thanks Mors, but I'll definitely be hunting down the books as well.
I love the fact that Alan Moore's references are rarely "throwaway" and I've found the annotations online invaluable when reading the League graphic novels.

I loved the film too, but they didn't even try to follow the plot of the graphic novels, which is fine by me, as I got another adventure for the League. Great fun, but with a lot less depth than Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill's offerings.

And thank you Mr Baker for these magnificent interpretations of the characters.
Wasn't a version of the Nautilus from Ironclad mentioned at one point?

[OSHIROmodels]

From Jules Verne.

Haven't read 'The Mysterious Island', but it's on my list  

cheers

James

[Gluteus Maximus]

I am sorry to say for those of you who complain about how many figures you are going have to get at a show, I have some bad news for you,
there are more figures to come!

You swine! 



 
Love the Nemo and the Jeckyll/Hyde figures. It would be great to have some sort of rule for random transformation. "Oh great! He's turned into Hyde just in time to fight all those nasty aliens. Oh dear, he's changed back to Jeckyll again, just in time to die horribly   

Can't wait for the rest!

[Phil Robinson]

Splendid figures, like Skinners smoking jacket and hat. Look forward to seeing moore.

[Red Orc]

There's also this page, which I think is supplemental to the one Mors listed, that I found by accident a couple of days ago when a few people were discussing Venusian Parrotmen (I found it by googling 'Parrotmen Borroughs')

http://www.enjolrasworld.com/Jess%20Nevins/League%20of%20Extraordinary%20Gentlemen%202/Notes%20on%20League%20of%20Extraordinary%20Gentlemen%20V2%201.htm

[rob_the_robgoblin]

These are cracking! I look forward to adding them to my own League!

Can't wait to see what you have up your sleeve (though abig mining drill and some exo-suits would be awesome!).

[Mors]

but I'll definitely be hunting down the books as well.

Reading books is far more enjoyable than reading online , Im sure you will enjoy them when you find them.

I must admit I didnt mind the film at all , it seems to get slated every time its mentioned although i can understand why Alan Moore got a bit upset....its not much like the graphic novels  mind you I think he gets upset quite a bit.

Im not sure how minis of the LoEG I have now, all the Parrooom and Westwind (Jekyll and Hyde) and previously released Ironclad ones. Still more the merrier I say.

Mors

[rob_the_robgoblin]

Just had a thought, I wonder if Ironclad could get hold of the London Waroom stuff, that would be sweeeet. 

[Doomsdave]

Love these.  Nemo looks great, my favorite of the bunch. I liked the film as well.  I thought it captured the right atmosphere.  I think Alan Moore would be pissed at any movie made from his books, even if God made it.  He's a brilliant writer, but like most "artists" I've encountered a complete ass-hat in other regards. 

[rob_the_robgoblin]

I refuse to use the word artist to say I'm a painter/sculptor/photographer nowadays anyway.

Britney Spears is allegedly an artist, as is every other everyday untalented so and so who thinks they're better than everyone else.

Alan Moore is probably just a grumbly git. The film was alright as a film. The cinematics were cool regardless of whether they fitted his interpretation of the League. Why shackle yourself to an idea you don't like?

The minis are cool, they are science fiction and based on another interpretation. Which I think is fair enough and original.

[Gluteus Maximus]

Love these.  Nemo looks great, my favorite of the bunch. I liked the film as well.  I thought it captured the right atmosphere.  I think Alan Moore would be pissed at any movie made from his books, even if God made it.  He's a brilliant writer, but like most "artists" I've encountered a complete ass-hat in other regards. 

The film was poor if you wanted a faithful rendition of the comics. As a standalone, it was a pretty good adventure yarn, with some decent effects and action sequences. I wouldn't have gone to the cinema to see it, but was happy to pay a few pounds for a remaindered DVD.

Sadly it could and  should have been far better - as with so many big-screen adaptations 

[Malamute]

Very nice, I particularly like Skinner

[Jonas]

They look great, the Ironclad range is deffinately getting better with each model, it is good to see quality ranges grow.

I doubt I will be able to fit all into my projects and budget, but some more Ironclad models is deffinately on my list of future buys.

Thanks.