Hi.

I've been contemplating how would be best to share our reviews with the members of PF. Especially as all the other reviews posted are in full for each post. Mine area few pics and a link to the full article.

So...

Rather than add multiple threads, from now on I'll just update this thread when a new review is added each week. Hopefully that will help keep things a bit less cluttered for those who really add complete review threads.



Let me know what you think please.

Many thanks.

February 2020 reviews.

Chloe from Break The Mold Miniatures:
https://www.greymountainreviews.co.uk/2020/02/chloe-from-break-mold-miniatures.html



Northern Wind from BigChild Creatives:
https://www.greymountainreviews.co.uk/2020/02/northern-wind-from-bigchild-creatives.html



Kannibaal from PF Works:
https://www.greymountainreviews.co.uk/2020/02/kannibaal-ogre-from-pf-works.html



Last Wave from Nordlys Miniatures:
https://www.greymountainreviews.co.uk/2020/02/last-wave-from-nordlys-miniatures.html

Nice review Steve I really like the Star Wars feel in it like you pointed out.

Gary

Whatever you do, I'd prefer not to have the massive pics (and logo) as in this posting.

The danger of up-dating a list is that we won't see the new subject.

How about a compromise where you post the new review in the way that you currently do but underneath also have a list of links (perhaps with a SMALL thumbnail) to the older ones?

Just my two-pen'arth

BTW: great reviews

Cheers Gary. That was Normski writing that review so I'll pass it on.

Hi Neil.

In regards to the logo pic/ post; that was primarily to make sure the thumbnail for the thread is the logo rather than one of the review items.

Each new review would post as a comment to this thread which then bumps the thread up on the forum but I understand your point (I've moderated on forums before).

As for adding a list of links beneath new reviews.. well, we're already over 30 reviews so that would be a lot of links (and a long post too sadly).

I'll see how this thread goes over the next couple of months and adjust as needed.
Thank you for the input.

Hi,

In regards to the logo pic/ post; that was primarily to make sure the thumbnail for the thread is the logo rather than one of the review items.... yes, I can see your point: no way round that as far as I can see?

Each new review would post as a comment to this thread which then bumps the thread up on the forum but I understand your point (I've moderated on forums before).... fine

As for adding a list of links beneath new reviews.. well, we're already over 30 reviews so that would be a lot of links (and a long post too sadly).... what about giving links to your existing Figures, Busts, Basing listings?

Cheers,

Neil

I suppose I have been doing the separate pages too. That's a possibility. Will mull it over. Cheers.

March first review.

Arbiter from the Operation Knox range coming from Mr Lee's Minis.

https://www.greymountainreviews.co.uk/2020/03/operation-knox-arbiter-from-mr-lees.html

Nice early preview Steve it looks like it's a very high quality model.

Gary

Hi.
Second review for March.

Björn from Nordlys Miniatures.
https://www.greymountainreviews.co.uk/2020/03/bjorn-from-nordlys-miniatures.html



Cheers for your time as always.

Anytime. Cheers.

Nice work on the review I really like the simplicity of this model it feels very fresh, and I also love the fancy packaging to .

Gary

Cheers Gary. Have seen a few different version created already. The one of the Dude from Big Lebowski is excellent.

Sorry for not posting a review last Monday but it was a gaming release so not really PF members interest.

However; these two (yes two) might be more suitable.

https://www.greymountainreviews.co.uk/2020/03/lucy-russian-sniper-from-nutsplanet.html




And something basing wise.

https://www.greymountainreviews.co.uk/2020/03/juweela-scenic-products-review-part-1.html




Anyway... hope you're all safe and well.

More Juweela stuff to come over the next few months too.

Nice reviews there and as someone who still really likes smaller scales it's always good to see some scenic pieces.

Gary