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On the animations' hand positions, that has been a constant struggle. Making the handle big enough to accommodate how the hands slide all over the shop, while also trying to keep the weapon true to history has been a piece of work. Not to mention scale is weird. I keep having to increase the size of one handed weapons, while decreasing 2 handed. Even though they are modelled first up matching measurements from museums and such, the game engine does some weird things. And a simple scaling modifier doesn't work. It seems to vary from weapon type to type.