The Company of the Golden Boar have captured Oswald, a Sorcerer that Leads a band of Outlaws. At a bit of a loss as to what to do with the Man, the Dwarves are yet reluctant to either execute him or let him go. Suddenly the decision on what to do with him is put […]
Tag Archives: Middle Earth
“Ruins of Annuminas”… an Elven Battle Report
The Lothlórien Elves of Fingaerion continue their journey North, traveling past the outskirts of Annuminas, fabled former capital of the fallen kingdom of Arnor. Weary and near sundown the Elves seek to set up camp for the night. Two of their number are injured but two new arrivals have joined their company. The Galadhrim warriors […]
The flowers of Elven chivalry… and more…
So a few things finished. Some new pieces and some reworking on old pieces to make some improvements. My wife surprised me with choosing Lothlorien for her Battle Company instead of Rohan so I had to paint up a couple of pieces for her to start with. She intends to paint her own minis for […]
Another step towards the Forest…
My wife and I managed to get a couple of terrain pieces done. Both are part of the great forest my wife imagines as a key part of our Middle Earth project. The tree is a 3D printed one we picked up in a shop in Düsseldorf. My wife did the majority of the work, […]
Odds and ends…
Taking much longer than I expected, I finished a display base for the plastic Games Workshop Fellowship. Unfortunately I had not taken the Moria themed base into account when I based the minis…. hence Gimli looking a bit out of place on Balin’s tomb. In addition to this I experimented with another Eaglemoss piece for […]
The First of the Gnomes…
I have been working on miniatures for a few months now after a break of many years. This was done to take the place of my computer gaming… and having more than pixels in stored memory has definitely been rewarding. My wife and I decided to focus on medieval fantasy, creating our own vision of […]
A New Beginning…
The more complex the mind, the more the need for the simplicity of play. — James T. Kirk This is the first post on my new blog. I’m just getting this new blog going, so stay tuned for more. Subscribe below to get notified when I post new updates.
