Twohanded swordsmen

[Ratnik]

[Sir Barnaby Hammond-Rye]

Those are brilliant! 

[DoctorPete]

Ready to earn their double pay!  Very nice!   

[Ray Earle]

Stunning. 

[Mad Doc Morris]

Now we're talking. Greatswords for the win!
But being a bit anal here: Can I ask for some actual fighting stances? Despite their oversize appearance greatswords weren't just wielded like clubs. There are quite a few Medieval or rather Early Modern fencing manuals which tell us how to use these beasts properly - and elegantly that is as well. Maybe take a look at the stances shown here for inspiration. Would be great to see more of such poses in miniatures (the Perry mercenary plastics are the only ones I've encountered so far).

Anyway, keep up the great work!

[tomek917]

Brilliant!

I can hear my credit card scream in agony as we speak.

[Blue in vt]

  my brain can't handle all of this!!!!

Awesome....

Blue

[Bugsda]

 

[valleyboy]

stunning stuff

[Lowtardog]

Rather spiffing

[craig2]

  AMAZING !

[mweaver]

So, Arquebusiers and two-handers in the wings (and Shakespeare and his pig), and the cannons and crews are heading my way already... life is good.

-Michael

[Ratnik]

thanks 2 all!

[Phelan]

Very nice!

[senex]

nice
but with to much volume of the clothes especially on the arms you can not give them proper fencing poses
grip of the hands should be wider to get a dynamic lever on the sword
at the moment they look more like showing their swords on a parade than fighting