Miniatures for TOR

[Arthadan]

Jacksarge, very nice painting!

I've come across this website. It's about an RPG/wargaming campaing in a Drak Ages Fantasy setting with tons of eye-candy pictures. Check it out.

[Falenthal]

Not really miniatures, and sorry if I spoil the sacred ground of hand painted figures, but I'd like to share what I use for the characters. (Note: You'll have to use the "See picture" command to view the entire picture):

THE COMPANY AT LAKE TOWN (yes, the Woodwoman has the Hound virtue )



PREPARED FOR BATTLE (the Dwarf took off his helmet. 3 extra points before getting Weary are a must for armour-shield-helmet clad Dwarves in long battles! And besides, it's very hot in Mirkwood!)



...by the way, when are the Rohan and Gondor supplements going out?
My Riders and Ithilien Rangers are already prepared...



Being able to change weapons, helmets, torsos with or without armours, etc. is just another advantatge.

[rav3nking]

Actually BRILLIANT!

[Arthadan]

Heretic!

But brilliant.

[Rich H]

In preparation for Rivendell, some Rangers of the North:

[Rich H]

... Elves:

[Rich H]

And just some cool dwarves.









I like these because they look a little different to the usual heavily armoured variety we get.

[Falenthal]

I like the Dwarves. They really look like the travelling kind from the Blue Mountains.
Cool painting!

[beckett]

Love these miniatures. Did you paint these, Rich?

[Rich H]

Love these miniatures. Did you paint these, Rich?

****, no! I can paint but it takes me ages; probably about 6 to 8 hours per figure. I'm always happy with my results, and genuinely enjoy doing it, but it's a time thing for me.

These were all done by the same bloke though. I buy quite a lot of miniatures from him. Actually, I need to have a bit of a clear out and really sell some as I have too many, or more accurately, more than I'll ever use.