And the Valiant Ibyssian Lion Guard

[Operator5]

Another quick snapshot taken on the desk by the computer. I really like these figures and will probably paint up a bunch myself to go with these two that Tom Hoffmann did.

[Rhoderic]

Great paintjob, can't wait to paint up a pair myself, though I know they won't turn out this nice.

I like the fact that you're not going entirely for barbarians and savages in Broadsword Adventures. Many people seem to neglect that swords & sorcery is largely to do with the clash between barbarism and civilization (and various supernatural horrors). You can't have that without some civilized peoples as well.

[Plynkes]

What are these then, Rich? Obviously something to do with the Broadsword thing, but are these Rattrap figures you'll be selling yourself?

I like 'em. Look very Roman, which is not a bad thing.

[Operator5]

They are indeed some of mine.

You can see all the Broadsword stuff coming out here:

http://rattrapproductions.com/store/index.php?main_page=index&cPath=4_8

[Westfalia Chris]

I like them! Very fantasy-romanesque, without becoming Xena-ish. And thank Zeus/Jupiter for the latter.

[The Hooded Claw]

The wholel ine looks very nice. The Conan feel comes through rather effectively.

[Argonor]

Well, I think that Phaecia could have been a bit  more... well endowed. But otherwise I like the range. Nice with some fantasy humans not wielding Gigantic weaponry og looking D&D'ish or historical...