I like this photo, has some cinematic feel on it? |
The cloak is good camouflage in my dungeon. |
Dis and Huorn are metal Mithril minis from 1990 or so, so not really retroes. But Dis will give me a ride to the Sci-Fi studio, which is directly linked with this movie we all gonna love.
These Rohans are Contrast jobs, too. During last Challenge some one was fixing broken Lotr minis and painting them. That inspired me, since I have got several broken Lotr minis, Rohan especially. So I glued a broken javelin and two broken arrows (another got broken and lost after priming, but I can live with that). I cut off the shied knob and the first three were ready to go. The rider got an unbroken horse and I replaced his broken spear with a banner. And the warrior who had lost a shield and broken his sword got another banner and a horn - horrible green stuff "sculpts". He will be an arrow magnet in games, if anything! Boosting morale and helping to win fights all in same figure, but he was fun to create.
I'll say 6 28mm minis, Dis is smaller and Huorn taller, but average is there and then one 28mm mounted for 40 points. And 20 points for Limo. I guess these will be my last minis for 2022, but there should be some dwarfs coming up next Wednesday!
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I'm quite enjoying the unfolding story (screenplay?) in your LotR movie, Teemu! I have a real soft spot for Mithril Miniatures' vision of Tolkien's world. Their softer, more elegant designs gives them a more introspective look somehow. I really enjoy them, and your brushwork on both the Dwarf maiden and her Ent companion really do them justice. (Note: I need to pick some of these up.) I also like how you've reconstituted some of these Rohan warriors so that they can fight orcs another day. Great work and fine painting!
- Curt
I particularly like the banner!
ReplyDeleteThank you! It is green stuff, pressed very thin and cut to a banner shape. Simple Rohan symbol.
DeleteNice work Teemu. I also like those Mithral figures.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter, they are quite lovely.
DeleteHello!
ReplyDeleteLove the dwarf maiden ... is she bearded behind the veil? Enquiring minds need to know!
Well, I have been thinking about it, but I guess we need a new movie to explore that. :D
DeleteGreat thematic post. Excellent female dwarf and sidekick.
ReplyDeleteThank you Bruce. Female dwarfs are rare as huorns.
DeleteThanks Curt! There are lots of more Mithril minis coming from me, so have your credit card and mithril/ebay site ready. ;)
ReplyDeleteLooking awesome Teemu, and what a story to follow!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tom! You are not alone following the story, I'm there with you. :D
DeleteLovely work, Teemu! I like the odd couple.
ReplyDeleteThanks! You need a brilliant screenwriter to create an odd couple like this. :D
Delete"During last Challenge some one was fixing broken Lotr minis and painting them. That inspired me..."I'll take credit for that even though I am sure I was not the only one.😁
ReplyDeleteI'll give you the credit unless someone challenges you. :) Broken Lotr minis are quite common, they are not sturdy enough for WHFB or WH40k players.
DeleteNice paintwork overall! Great work all around!
ReplyDeleteThank you, MrLee!
DeleteNice work mate. Love the backstory!
ReplyDeleteThanks Millsy! Backstory is hard work...
DeleteNice work, Teemu! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Tamsin!
DeleteNice minis and great work - I'm beginning to think the 1990s could count as vintage - tempus fugit and all that
ReplyDelete1990s was quite a long time ago, I started painting minis in early 90s.
DeleteNice workbTeemu!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ray!
DeleteVery cinematic indeed!
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