That is some awesome freehand there mate!

Love your minis Reto!!!

Nice freehand banner.

Great Goblin Town!

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Parva Mundi

Thanks all

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Backlog:
21/01/2015: still 319 Models to paint or 27,01%
30/12/2016: Somehow the backlog has risen up to 900+ models :/

And I painted the goblin scribe:



And my Radagast model. The model itself is just fantastic. The amount of detail is incredible, I really love it.

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Backlog:
21/01/2015: still 319 Models to paint or 27,01%
30/12/2016: Somehow the backlog has risen up to 900+ models :/

Nice paintjob. Indeed the Radagast miniature has great detail, I also fount him fun to paint

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Parva Mundi

I'me varnishing my complete collection. Here some pics of monsters that I painted about 10 years ago .
Shelob:


The necromancer:


Metal ent (OOP):



And a really ugly painted plastic cavetroll



And I recently painted this catapult:

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Backlog:
21/01/2015: still 319 Models to paint or 27,01%
30/12/2016: Somehow the backlog has risen up to 900+ models :/

Can't wait to play with or against them

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Parva Mundi

I started painting the nasgul. For the moment khamul the easterling, the betrayer and the dwimmerlaik are standing ready to be painted. I also digged up my fellbeast. It was in a terrible state. When I quit the hobby seven or eight years ago it ended up in the attic. There the fellbeast sufferd some wounds and indured the passing of time.
I tried to repare the major damage with greenstuff. Here some images.

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Backlog:
21/01/2015: still 319 Models to paint or 27,01%
30/12/2016: Somehow the backlog has risen up to 900+ models :/

Great to see the Nazgul revamp!

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Parva Mundi

The freehand on the banner is of such a high standard! Keep it up!

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"Mickey, my friend!"

50% discount on all finecast at the local shop for three days long. Sadly I only could get there the second day, but on the other hand we only have a small Lotr/Hobbit community and lots of finecast so it wouldn't be that bad I hoped. When I arrived at the shop, the vultures I call friends, already plunderd everything . Not a single finecast mini left. Luckely somebody put aside a dragon and Gulhavar for me . So here a picture of the new stuff. I also picked up a new army carrier.


I started with my Nazgul. First off, the Dwimmerlaik







Second the Betrayer:







And at last Kamul the Easterling

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Backlog:
21/01/2015: still 319 Models to paint or 27,01%
30/12/2016: Somehow the backlog has risen up to 900+ models :/

Niccccccccce!

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Parva Mundi

The Nazgul look great!

Very ominous! You should be proud.

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Check out my blog: http://yggdrasilpainting.wix.com/yggdrasilpainting

you may want to do something with the sand.

Thanks all. Black1blade: any sugestions ?

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Backlog:
21/01/2015: still 319 Models to paint or 27,01%
30/12/2016: Somehow the backlog has risen up to 900+ models :/

One bascecoat and then different drybrushes...

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Parva Mundi

I repaired, glued and/or varnished some older parts of my collection. So here my Uruk-hai scouts and Easterlings:







And I managed to paint up my RoR. I didn't like painting them. They where second hand and had some minor damage. Also the plastic casts are off a terrible quality, details where realy bad. Thank God we have this beautiful Hobbit range :

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Backlog:
21/01/2015: still 319 Models to paint or 27,01%
30/12/2016: Somehow the backlog has risen up to 900+ models :/

Great well painted collection you have, love the named Nazgul

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Harfoots-The first of the Hobbit people to cross over the Misty Mountains and enter Eriador.

Minis, more minis, big minis (!) and hordes of minis.
Aah... perfect viewing. Well done on resurrecting the older forces (Uruk-hai are not just for Christmas ).

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Published ebooks:
Instrument of the Empire
A Note of Defiance
Phantom Ships, Ghost Flotilla
More to come!