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Wow! That looks really terrific.

With a few more along those lines, they'd make a great replacement for some Infinity unit types.

Very nice indeed! Some really good posing and finally a model sculpted to hold a gun the right way (trigger finger). A squad of these would work great for some projects I have in mind.

Nice job, hope to see some more to go with it.

These guys hold up in size to the other modern ones in different companies ranges?

I'm still working on gathering up the forces for Ambush Ally, and these guys will fit right in.

Those are sweet! Great posing and gear loadouts!

Those are lovely. Wish I had some kind of tactilol ruleset to use with them!

Awesome... would love a size comparison shot!

Re: size. If you have any of their earlier minis, same size. Smaller than 28mm heroic really.

Is it just me or is that finger incredibly long?

Finger looks exactly the right length to me, in fact all the proportioning is very good indeed!

Really looking forward to these guys! They have lots of potential.

The greens look quite nice. I've always thought of Hasslefree figures as having the same pudgy yet cool frame but these seem to buck the trend and go relatively realisticly proportioned.

Those are awesome! They kind of make me think of why IG don't have knee pads...

If anything I want that dog, I think it would go great with any leader model as a kind of flare to the base.

Re: the pooch.

It's a dressed up Scoob.




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Speaking of the gang, here's Hasslefree's take on them:


Needs an Ascot though..


Jinkies!


Zoinks!


Golly gee guys!

To be fair, those are Hasslefree's recent update to them in the Zombie survival Genre.

They also have the more vanilla versions as well.


Personally I am in (totally platonic) love with the Chainsaw Velma. Would you believe she came out 2 days after I made my most recent order?

The spec ops figs look like they'd be ideal for Tomorrow's War.

looks like kara's last stand

Nice stuff. Still trying to work out the references in their names

Barney=Fred, obviously The Flintstones
Louise=Velma, Thelma and Louise.

It's the Shaggy and Daphne ones I'm not getting.

Any word on zombie versions of Scoooby and the Gang? I think they have a new home in Zombicide.

Not a fan of the Mystery Machine crew, but those Special Ops in the first post look great!

The only thing I dislike is on "Hassle".

It's like they wanted him to have the iconic "three-hole" balaclava that has been popularized in films about special operations/counterterrorist forces.

But then decided not to have the nose hole. it makes the small gap for the mouth look...out of place to me.

Those are great. I just ordered them.

Kanluwen wrote:The only thing I dislike is on "Hassle".
It's like they wanted him to have the iconic "three-hole" balaclava that has been popularized in films about special operations/counterterrorist forces.
But then decided not to have the nose hole. it makes the small gap for the mouth look...out of place to me.

Just putty the hole up. Most modern operators' balaclavas just seem to have the eyehole anyway.

scipio.au wrote:

Kanluwen wrote:The only thing I dislike is on "Hassle".
It's like they wanted him to have the iconic "three-hole" balaclava that has been popularized in films about special operations/counterterrorist forces.
But then decided not to have the nose hole. it makes the small gap for the mouth look...out of place to me.

Just putty the hole up. Most modern operators' balaclavas just seem to have the eyehole anyway.

Just the one? You'd think they'd have two for better depth perception.

I like the take on the zombie apocalypse scooby gang though.

warboss wrote:

scipio.au wrote:

Kanluwen wrote:The only thing I dislike is on "Hassle".
It's like they wanted him to have the iconic "three-hole" balaclava that has been popularized in films about special operations/counterterrorist forces.
But then decided not to have the nose hole. it makes the small gap for the mouth look...out of place to me.

Just putty the hole up. Most modern operators' balaclavas just seem to have the eyehole anyway.

Just the one? You'd think they'd have two for better depth perception.

Well, what he means(I think) is that they tend to have a kind of "strip" for the eyes.

Grimtuff wrote:Nice stuff. Still trying to work out the references in their names

Barney=Fred, obviously The Flintstones
Louise=Velma, Thelma and Louise.

It's the Shaggy and Daphne ones I'm not getting.

Shaggy - fluffy
Wolsey - woolly
A shag pile rug is a thick wool rug too.

Unsure about Felicity myself. It may be a reference to Felicity Shagwell from Austin Powers.

I don't recall Scooby having such masculine features by the way and I don't mean his face.

Hamlet is going to get his other paw put on right? Or is he holding it up because it just got blown off by an IED?