Prince Imrahil and Knights of Dol Amroth

Next up for my Gondor army is Prince Imrahil and 6 Knights of Dol Amroth - Imrahil was in desperate need of being repainted. Other than painting the white on Imrahil's cloak, I really enjoyed painting these guys. 

Warriors of Minas Tirith Part 1

My first batch of Warriors of Minas Tirith, all armed with Spears and Shields.

Osgiliath Veteran Conversions Part 1B

My first batch of Osgiliath Veterans fully painted, including a group shot with Faramir; I really enjoyed painting them. Click the images to bigify.

Faramir, Captain of Gondor

As a slight break from painting Goblins, I've painted up Faramir to lead my Gondor - which will be representing the defenders of Osgiliath as they are portrayed in the Return of the King. I'll be using my Gondor army to improve my metallics and faces. Since taking the pictures, I've repainted Faramir's face, the white tree on his armour was a pain to get right.

Osgiliath Veteran Conversions Part 1A

My first 12 Osgiliath Veterans, converted from normal Warriors of Minas Tirith. I used a hobby knife to hack away parts of the armour, and then Green Stuff was used for the cloth and cloaks. One Veteran has an Easterling Sword and another has a Haradrim Spear. I have another 24 Veterans that need to be converted.

Wood Elves

Here is the first part of my Wood Elf army. I currently have 47 of the plastic Wood Elves (can't find one), 12 of which need repainting and 24 of which need to be stripped and repainted. I also have 24 Galadhrim, all of which need basing and twelve need painting as well. Not very happy with the faces on these, but hopefully I'll improve them next time. Click to bigify.

Férin and Fári - Dwarf Travellers

Férin and Fári are two brothers who travel with each other and a band of other Dwarves. Fári is often called the Burning Arrow, due to his red hair, his uncanny accuracy with a bow, and an unhealthy obsession with fire - an obsession which has grown so bad that his brother Férin no longer allows him to carry anything with which he could light a fire with. The older of the two, Férin, holds himself responsible for the safety of his brother and the other Dwarves travelling with them, often throwing himself into hopeless situations to keep his friends alive, and turning the odds in the Dwarves' favour, earning him the title of the Lucky Sword.

Here is the start of my second Dwarf army, Férin and Fári who will follow the rules for Murin and Drár, and may also feature in a Battle Company. First up are the finished pictures, followed by the WIP pictures (which also include a hornblower, who will be painted at a later date).

Radagast the Brown

It's been almost a month since my last post, but I have not been idle; I've been going from one project to the next, never finishing one until recently - Radagast the Brown. Unfortunately some of the paint has chipped off, but I'll be fixing that up (again) as soon as I can. (The last picture is slightly blurry.)

Gil-galad

Another High Elf Hero, the High King himself, I really enjoyed painted Gil-galad.

Battles in the Deeps; Part Seven - Dwarf Warriors with Cloaks

For this batch of Dwarf Warriors, I decided to sculpt some cloaks on them. They're a bit rough, but overall I'm pleased with how they turned out.

Gildor Inglorion

My third High Elf hero, Gildor Inglorion. The hair on this model was a pain to paint, as the paint kept coming off.