Check Out Project Triforce's Awesome Display at PAX East

Amidst the hustle and bustle of the PAX East showfloor I got to spend some time with a good friend, @GamerBlogTV, the Community Manager at Project Triforce. We got to check out several really awesome displays, and here’s some of what we saw:

Riddle us this...

 

Pew! Pew!
Max, with a full head of hair...
An epic lancer
Nice bust, dude!
When it comes to scythes, does size matter?

These high-end, officially-licensed replicas were on display for all to see at PAX East 2012. For those of you who want more information you can follow @ProjectTriforce or check out their website: http://www.projecttriforce.com.

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