Blood for the Baron!

ok, so here they are..... BARON VON GRIM:
his 2nd in command, THE WOLF
the main troops have gun metal face plates & silver buckles on their boots, the 2 officers (might make 2 more, depending on how big the army gets) have bronze face plates & copper buckles.

I like a lot! Have the same head as youve used on Wolf that ive been wondering where to use...

They are cool

I like them, love how the rivets stand out, like a rank badge or emblem of some kind.

EXCELLENT.

love them all but the wolf is class

love them ross, they are the business.

I'd buy them! Great work, Ross.

Bloody Marvelous Ross ! These guys look as mean as F*%k !!!!

Cant wait to see them in action ..........

thanks guys, ive had the idea of doing a rogue cobra squad for ages, in fact it was research for doing this that lead me to this site!
gone through many, many changes until i finally settled on the name reapers & decided to use vipers. had always planned on using figures that were recognisably cobra, + i like that they are a faceless entity. originally i was painting them, but after doing a couple i decided to dye them, the problem i had was the skin on the arms, but decide that it's not a problem & i like them being sleeved!
Baron Von Grimm has gone through many changes, but once i found this head & noticed how cool the tunic on this torso was i realised i'd found my leader! still not 100% about his legs......
The Wolf came into existence when i got the street fighter figure (thanks steve!) but he was originally going to be 1st mate on the pirate river boat, once i started him he just seemed to fit in as Grimms right hand man.
not sure him many officers i should have, what do you all feel is a good ratio of troopers to officers?
also, should i introduce more characters, or just keep making standard Reapers? was originally going to make the offficers with more personality. anything missing? there will be driver, no name yet tho + the ship captain has a pilot, co-pilot, 2 gunners & a 1st mate.

these aren't toys, they're 3.75in works of art. that's why i like them and dislike them at the same time. they're so well done, you can't help liking them and being in awe of them. but on the other hand, i could never imagine seeing them on sale in a toy shop, which is what i usually like to see in a custom...