As you may well have noticed I've been on a bit of a "Middle Earth Mission" recently.
Well, I'm still on it. Five separate armies on the go (The Fellowship, Moria, Isengard, Mordor (and friends!) and The Dead of Dunharrow).
I needed a break from painting "people" so I've decided to do some scenery pieces too.
The easiest way to start was to pick up some of the GW ruins which can be bought quite cheaply off eBay so that's exactly what I did. I decided to have a go at building something that could be used as either "random ruins" or - deployed in quantity - Osgiliath (I'm still searching for something that could represent the infamous bridge - stay tuned).
Anyway, here are the first few items:
More Middle-Earth stuff:
More Osgiliath stuff:
Well, I'm still on it. Five separate armies on the go (The Fellowship, Moria, Isengard, Mordor (and friends!) and The Dead of Dunharrow).
I needed a break from painting "people" so I've decided to do some scenery pieces too.
The easiest way to start was to pick up some of the GW ruins which can be bought quite cheaply off eBay so that's exactly what I did. I decided to have a go at building something that could be used as either "random ruins" or - deployed in quantity - Osgiliath (I'm still searching for something that could represent the infamous bridge - stay tuned).
Anyway, here are the first few items:
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| Building 1: view#1 |
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| Building 2: view#2 |
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| Building 2: view#1 |
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| Building 2: view#2 |
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| Building 3: view#1 |
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| Building 3: view#2 |
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| Building 4: view#1 |
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| Building 4: view#2 |
More Osgiliath stuff:
I love all the little details you added, great job!
ReplyDeleteCheers, Wouter - I appreciate the feedback!
DeleteVery nice
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