Showcase 28mm Vikings using Gripping Beast Figures

[@paulroberson9312]

Very nicely painted. I particularly like the way that you’ve based them. Very effective without overwhelming the miniatures.

[@DougiesWargamingBlogShow]

Thanks Paul, always believed that with figures it’s faces and bases that make them lol

[@philRminiatures]

Colorful and fierce looking Vikings, lovely details on the shields... cracking job!

[@DougiesWargamingBlogShow]

Thanks Phil

[@leont66wargaming31]

Fantastic work mate.

[@DougiesWargamingBlogShow]

Thanks mate, appreciated 😉

[@MedievalWargamer]

They look amazing!great work!subscribed.

[@DougiesWargamingBlogShow]

Thanks mate, appreciated 👍

[@pbeccas]

Great painting Dougie.

[@DougiesWargamingBlogShow]

Thanks mate

[@Michael-ws7rc]

Really well done. A detail that caught my eye was the dark wood grain you added to the axe handles. That’s a little tidbit I don’t often see. Outstanding results friend.

[@DougiesWargamingBlogShow]

Thanks Michael 👍

[@voorheesretro8129]

These are really nice, vibrant colours and a great variety of poses, awesome job on them :)

[@DougiesWargamingBlogShow]

Thanks 😊

[@mcnab4236]

Lovely collection Dougie 👍

[@DougiesWargamingBlogShow]

Cheers McNab

[@gunner678]

Gorgeous figures, I can imagine them hopping out of the clinker built ship, hot on the heals of kirk Douglas. I haven't got vikings, but I do have Norman's and Saxons (and a scratch built model of senlac hill). Most impressive, thanks for sharing!

[@DougiesWargamingBlogShow]

Thanks Matthew, a longship is something I need to sort out 😉

[@gunner678]

@@DougiesWargamingBlogShow funnily enough I'm planning to build a couple of Norman ships for my 1/72 Hastings project.