Daddy beast and Junior Beast (warhammers) by Faemike55
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The Green-handled hammer is Daddy Beast - 4 foot long and weighs in at a nice 3 pounds. Junior is 15.5 inches long and weighs in at a nice 2 pounds. You can see that there is a difference in the pointed ends - Daddy is blunt while Junior has a point to make.
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Comments (37)
~ Cool ~ Trini Lopez - If I Had A Hammer (1963) https://youtu.be/FPtJtpTuMdI
would be cool in some Rob Zombie horror movie. super weapons, Mike.
Thatscwhat did the damage!!! X
Wes Craven could use these in another movie! Fab captures!
Good study of your weapons!
Fantastic pic. and wonderful info of these damaging tools Mike. Thanks for sharing, hopefully the Treasure House made out okay.
Both look pretty death-dealing-awesome and the Daddy beastie seems to come with free blood splatter...LOL Nice toys & ~Cheers~
I recall you showing these before
Wicked!!!!!
Are those climbing hammers?
Great shot.
Those are two VERY wicked hammers you have there, Mike.
Deadly looking hammers for sure!
Makes me think of "The walking Dead" 8=)
How many Cars did you kill with those?
Now I see the point Mike and this would be a great pic for this months 'Challenge'.
Very cool work !!
Great capture of your chosen warhammers!!! The right tools for the job - as they say!
They look pretty dangerous to me!! Bet they can really do some damage!!!
Superb capture my friend. God bless.
I would hate to see one coming at me. Great Photo.
Great capture
Indeed a great image for the challenge, and I hope I'll never see one under my nose! Great photo-shot, Mike.
both look dangerous, cool, but dangerous. :)
cool
Interesting....
Dang it - Ute swiped my line! LOL Those are some seriously wicked looking tools, Mike! I'd say you could wreck just about anything with those!
I can see how that curved pointed end got stuck in the hood. Also a very nice defensive weapon!
terrific
EXCELLENT WORK!!!!!