Raptor Pack

[Laughing Ferret]

The last topic I posted for Prehistoric Pulp got moved from ancient to here, so guess I'll put this here.  The setting is the 'Stone Age' so seems to be better there, but it's a pulp-stone age, not scientifically accurate, so maybe does belong here after all.

I suppose raptors can go where they want... who's going to chastise them? 





Background and silly Thanksgiving ramblings for this on the blog here:
http://laughingferret.blogspot.com/2012/11/rapacious-raptors-prehistoric-pulps.html

[Marine0846]

Love them.
You can't have too many dinos.

[cuchulain23]

Nice models, really well done. The blog is pretty funny as well, I completely agree about the irony.

[Wolf Girl]

Those are amazing!  We might need to get some of those. There never seems to be enough dinos on Perilous Island.

[Melnibonean]

Very nice. I'm doing my own raptor pack at the moment so it's nice to see how they might turn out.

Cheers
IanKH

[Wirelizard]

Very nice. I need to bring my 28mm dinosaurs out, they haven't had an outing in nearly a year.

[Big Martin]

Look great. Makes me think I ought to do a bit more work on putting on the "Lost World" scenario I've promised to organise.

[Mason]

Lovely work!
 

[smokezombie]

Very tidy! I  like how you've done them a lot. Bases look like they've had some love too.
Nicely done sir.

[Hitman]

Nothing to laugh about concerning your figures. Great looking figures. Should get a lot of use in a wide variety of games.
Thanks for sharing.
Regards,
Hitman
 

[Laughing Ferret]

Thanks all, greatly appreciated 

I think they'll be useful for a lot of settings too Hitman- they could even be useful in 15mm

[Eric the Shed]

Who makes the raptors please?

[Laughing Ferret]

They're Ral Partha. available now from Ral Partha Europe