Just saw this on ScaleMates…
Figure is 1/6 scale by Pestilence Labs.
I presume a 1/1 scale Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch is on the way.
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“What an eccentric… model.”
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Ha! That’s awesome 
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@Dioramartin the resemblance is uncanny!
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That’s awesome! 
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A couple of years ago he did get himself scanned to make a figure. Never know what project Tim is working on next. 
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“What manner of man are you that can summon up fire without flint or tinder”? 
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WTF??
There are some who call me…Andijusthangup.
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Brilliant
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I hope the homicidal Rabbit of Caerbannog is included, as it is depicted on the box art, it would be nice if a figure scale Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch were thrown in too…
The holy Grail is not the only movie in which this weapon appears (skip to the three minute mark):
Killer Bunnies have been around since medieval times, as depicted on Notre Dame, Paris:
Historically, in England rabbits were more a cause of violence than participants therein. Initially ill-suited to the British climate, they were farmed in enclosures, provided with artificial “pillow mounds” in which to make their burrows and looked after by dedicated Warreners. They were a luxury for the upper classes only, and with increasing social mobility after the Black Death became desired by the emergent middle classes. This led to large-scale bunny rustling of a violent nature. A result of this was that the lodges of the Warreners, who resided in close proximity to their charges and often in remote places, became fortified dwellings. There is a good example of these surviving at Thetford:
Rabbits, Warreners and Thetford Warren Lodge | English Heritage
Regards,
M
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There has been debate over whether or not this is the Holy Hand Grenade of Antioch in this scene from Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. As for me, I think that is what it is supposed to be. 
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There are those that know… and those that don’t that is is essential to know the in flight velocity of an unladen swallow when dealing with Tim.
I may have to get this purely for the joy of watching the movie a zillion times.
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What is your favourite colour?
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And there was much rejoicing
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…I’m not dead yet…
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John Cleese as the French Knight is, possiblly, the greatest performance ever captured on film. OK, fine, there are a few more that are equal to it, but none best it. Not even Duval in Apocaylpse Now. But maybe Ledger as the Joker…. Mind you, Gary Oldman…. (teetering around a rabbit hole - no puns intnded - I, somewhat, gracefully return to my work….)
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A fantastic figure! Would be great to see a few more from the film, although I suspect that would get quite expensive.
I did see some gaming scale miniatures a few years ago, I don’t remember who, but I think they did the full cast of characters.
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