>>8759212>>8761715The axes and polearms on the otherhand have plenty of issues. The Battleaxe and Mace on the left in this pic are both nice, but have a grip that's just a bit too thick. The big warhammer has a perfectly sized grip, but it's limited to certain spots on the shaft due to the design. The giant battleaxe however is just way too big overall AND has limited grip space. It's a weapon even the 4h seem hesitant to use too often these days.
The Elf axe has a nice grip on it's lower half, but then the upper part just goes way too wide, I understand they want things to look interesting, but too much makes it difficult to hold.
The two magic staves both have tapered, smooth grips, so they both have the same problem of popping themselves out of a grip. The black one is actually the bottom half of one of their banner poles, which works much better then the gold one, which gets way too thick by the head of the staff.
The last two, as well as the ubiquitous spear, all have the same problem of not having texturing on the grips to keep things in place. The spears especially are prone to slip right out as you lift a figure.
There's tons more weapons in this line, and all of em have wildly different grips. But if you stick to the width found in the swords, or even the polearms, you should be able to get them to fit without stretching a hand.
