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Miniatures Adventure => Fantasy Adventures => Topic started by: Gino61 on January 24, 2024, 05:41:54 PM
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Hello everyone.
I am not very expert in data entry and therefore I could make some mistakes.
I should have inserted a photo (I hope successfully) of my 10mm armies of Middle Earth, Grimbold's Eored at the Battle of the Pelennor Fields.
Copplestone miniatures.
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Welcome to LAF!
The picture worked and your figures look excellent! The Copplestone 10mm range is a great choice for building middle earth armies. I’m looking forward to seeing more!
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10mm !!! Even worse than 15mm... I'm too old for this scale :D
Excellent paintjob, I admire people painting this scale, really.
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they look good - well done :-*
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Those look excellent, looking forward to seeing more of you collection.
With the copplestone's being a limited release have you gap filled with proxies or 3d printed figures?
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I'm not young either, but with a little attention you can do it.
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Great stuff
Which rules are you thinking of using?
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They look great! It's always a treat to see Middle-earth miniatures that aren't based on those films ... ;) I look forward to seeing more!
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Battle of the Pelennor Fields: Haradrim Cavalry led by their Captain with his banner: a black snake on a scarlet field.
Miniatures of the Magister Militum, light and heavy cavalry.
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Excellent!
I’ll echo fred, which set of rules do you use? I am always on the lookout for games I might enjoy.
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Lovely work on those 10mm figures!
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Trolls of Mordor, being taller and bigger than the orcs, I used the Splintered light miniatures, 15/18 mm armored Ogre .
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Absolutely amazing work, your figures look great.
I'd love to see a wide shot of a full battle with two armies on the table.
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Trolls of Mordor, being taller and bigger than the orcs, I used the Splintered light miniatures, 15/18 mm armored Ogre .
Are those Ogres or their Orcs? Would be good to see them against the 10mm figures I was looking to do something similar
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Are those Ogres or their Orcs? Would be good to see them against the 10mm figures I was looking to do something similar
I believe those were originally a set of 20mm orcs ("Great Bag o' Orcs") by Dark Hold Miniatures. They've been repurposed as 15mm ogres by Splintered Light.
They look great here, Gino61 - and their height should be dead on for Middle-earth trolls in 10mm; Tolkien suggests that trolls were 12 feet tall or more, so a 20mm orc should be the proper height in 10mm:
"As tall as trolls they were, twelve feet or more in height"
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Nice work on those trolls - I have those figures too, but had forgotten where I got them from.
I use them as 10mm Trolls and they scale great with actual 10mm Trolls.
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I believe those were originally a set of 20mm orcs ("Great Bag o' Orcs") by Dark Hold Miniatures. They've been repurposed as 15mm ogres by Splintered Light.
They look great here, Gino61 - and their height should be dead on for Middle-earth trolls in 10mm; Tolkien suggests that trolls were 12 feet tall or more, so a 20mm orc should be the proper height in 10mm:
So I'm not going mad. I thought I'd seen them as Orcs somewhere, before
Nice figures
I was looking at the SL range if savage orcs as potential trolls
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I'd be interested in your solution for the dead men of Dead Men of Dunharrow
I've been working on that element myself recently
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For the Dunharrow Army of the Dead, I used magister militum miniatures, Army of the Dead Armored Infantry, a basecoat of white primer and then a generous covering of blue shade. For the King of the Dead and the banner I added a wash of red...
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Cool, I went with MM too for my unearthly warriors but I used their ghosts with a bit of added work
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Elrond half-elf banner and Rivendell Infantry. Pendraken Miniatures.