Ready to bag some Ratzis, chum?

[JollyBob]

I guess these guys go in here rather than in the superhero board.

[white knight]

They look heaps better than my versions.

[Heldrak]

Nicely done, JB! 

I really must get around to doing my own set one of these days...

[former user]

nice paintjob

what are Ratzis?

[Svennn]

Really nice paint yet again JB, they look fantastic.

My jury is still out on these sculpts, I would so like a nice Cap. without a gun

[Remington]

Great paintjob there! I am so happy I own a copy of these and to see such nicely painted examples motivates me quite a bit. Although I am thinking of using the old kite shield for mine.

[JollyBob]

Thank you all. 

what are Ratzis?

It was US slang for Nazis. As in "You dirty rat... zis." 

They look heaps better than my versions.

They really don't.

[former user]

ah, thx

good to know

[DFlynSqrl]

Looking good JB!  I was just looking at mine yesterday trying to decide which shield to use of Cap.

[Weird WWII]

Fantastic paint! 

Brian

[Mr.J]

Those look great! I'm a big fan of Captain America and recently I've seen a load of these figures kicking around and I was just wondered where they're from?

[Hat Guy]

The great thing about a few superheroes is that they can be pulled into WWWII games, I regularly use Cap, Union Jack, Human Torch, Hellboy, Red Skull and Batman in SoTR games. 

[Weird WWII]

Now try going up against this guy!  The Golden Age Sup is nothing like the modern incarnation so it can be a lot of fun. 



Sups make any WWWII game great,
Brian

[Abbner Home]

FYI re: Golden Age Superman. If you do netflix online you can find a circa 1942 Superman cartoon video. It's over an hour long but just a collection of short (5min maybe) vingettes all packed together. Great fun. I can find the exact title if needed (Wii is off at the moment).

[Weird WWII]

The classic Superman shorts by Max Fleischer are fantastic!  That's how I depict Sup in my games, still indestructible but can still be knocked around and put on his ass.

Brian