Nice bit of "Dadhammer" there, well done. Good work on the Mantic Dwarves. I have been playing One Hour Wargames with my 8 year old, using 1/72 multi based armies. He keeps winning, and I'm not being kind and letting him. Thank you Springin…
These are really nice. Have to say I had quite a low opinion of some of the GW LotR plastics, but basing your colour scheme on Tolkien's original artwork has really paid off. Thanks Gareth! I particularly like these, of all the LOTR range,
Absolutely bloomin' brilliant, and I love the beserker. These peg armies are an excellent idea, I remember seeing a FIW battle fought with them. Stunning painting on your warriors here. I look forward to seeing more. Have you seen Skull and…
Wow...I took one look at the set I bought and thought "nah...can't be bothered to stick all those fiddly bits together." Pity as they shape up as great figures and proper orcses. I'm inclined to agree. I do appreciate what the release of th…
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I once owned such a winged Nazgul, but lost it over the years.I wish I still had one, as I'm trying to collect all LOTR miniatures when I find them. they do have a charm of their own don't they. Minifigs are slowly increasing the number of
Got to comment again! The Minifigs horses ARE great aren't they? So easy to paint heraldry on that obligingly flat caparison. Yes indeed! Some of these (or something similar from the range) may make an appearance in my LOTR forces as swan k…
Here I go with 1/4th version, but starting from an army ;)http://www.pendrakenforum.co.uk/index.php/topic,14182.0.html They look absolutely stunning Lehcyfer. Also very useful, as my brother-in-law was looking to buy some undead from Pendra…