WIP Messers

A trio of Messers I've been working on. The shape is based on Albrecht Durer's Bagpiper woodcut, but since that shows the Messer sheathed, I decided to make them all with different fuller layouts, resulting in a total of 60 hand-ground fullers.
The top one is my second attempt at recreating Hans Sumersperger's signature honeycomb fullering. It turned out better this time, but there'd be still challenge in a third attempt.
The middle one has three fullers in the base and two for the rest of its length. It's a layout seen on a couple of early 16th century pieces, but not on Messers as far as I'm aware.
The bottom one has three fullers on most if it's length, except for where the false edge takes the place of the fuller closest to the spine. Somewhat similar layout can be seen on an antler-hilted Messer from Lübeck for example.