I was doing some photos this morning and thought I'd throw down my warhammers for a couple of quick pics. The dragon hammer is by Tod's Workshop (not the Tod Cutler version). The other is A&A's well-known sized-down recreation of a hammer in the Wallace Collection. By complete coincidence, both original hammers are larger weapons that were likely 2-handed, despite the short hafts both are currently mounted on. The replicas are handy single-handed versions. They're both elegant and deadly. The top spike and side lugs might make the A&A more versatile, but going into battle with a dragon at your side would make you feel pretty bad@$$. :)

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Two excellent hammers, Chad! It’s nice to see them in the same frame. One thing that most images lack is a sense of scale and perspective.

Of course more exposure to good hafted weapons is always nice to see. Thanks for sharing those!

Cool pictures. Thanks for sharing. Even though the A&A is more versatile, I wonder if it isn't heavier and less nimble...I think that's something to consider in a comparison (handling).

I also would love to see a long-hafted replica with the original, larger-sized head!

Nice set. I got the unmounted Tod Cutler dragon hammer for Christmas and it's probably the best $220 you can spend on this hobby.