all very nice so far, I really liked the early dragons even with their faults, in the begining (sounds like the bible) no one had yet set standards for what a dragon should look like, Grenadier did a fantastic ring series of dragons covering all the types in D&D at the time, other people did experiments with things like tin foil wings, models so big you had to build in supports as they would sag because of their own weight, they also went all the way down to baby dragons as big as your thumb nail, and eggs with hatchlings. The early all metal days were a fun period to start collecting. steveb