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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (28/11/10)
PostPosted: Wed Dec 08, 2010 11:04 am 
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Witch king of Angmar wrote:
Eh tabletop heroexs why cant i enter your web?


It was down for a while for server updates, should be ok now....


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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
PostPosted: Mon May 02, 2011 11:05 am 
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Hi hope you guy's have all been ok :)

Ok, so I've been away from the painting and modelling side of the hobby for a while after the tragic loss of my fellow LotR gamer, I kinda lost the motivation for a bit. But I'm back now and to start with I've finished the Amon Sul project that had been on the back burner for sometime, I just followed the instruction in the FotR Journey Book... I'm hoping to finish of the 4 Barrows which are also part finished soon :)

Anyway more stuff will start to come soon as I pick up where I left off.

As always please let me know what you think, your comments are always welcome....

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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Nice work! and cool twilight frodo! i saw some in a dutch store once. (will u paint the ruins darker or will u keep them this light?)

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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I am very sorry for your loss especially him being one of our own. Nice flaming effect on Aragorn 8)
Was it hard to build following the guide?

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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The Weathertop ruins look great but maybe a bit unfinished. Somehow they look like having been cleaned up, maybe adding some more gravel, rubble and scatter would look good on them? Your Aragorn looks really nice!

As always, I like following your journey. Mine is a bit stopped at the moment since I took a small detour to Angmar but I hope to continue with this FotR project too.

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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Cool i hope you will finally paly the scenarios and createthe battle reports at your website...

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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Great to see you back and at 'er. Right now the flock looks a little out of place and the whole thing looks too clean, but other than that it looks great. :D
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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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valpas wrote:
The Weathertop ruins look great but maybe a bit unfinished. Somehow they look like having been cleaned up, maybe adding some more gravel, rubble and scatter would look good on them? Your Aragorn looks really nice!

As always, I like following your journey. Mine is a bit stopped at the moment since I took a small detour to Angmar but I hope to continue with this FotR project too.

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Nice work! and cool twilight frodo! i saw some in a dutch store once. (will u paint the ruins darker or will u keep them this light?)


I have decided to "weather" the ruins wih black, moss green and earth pastels. This should age the stone slightly. I'm also going to add some leaf litter around the steps and amongst the flock.

Thank you all, as always, for your comments...
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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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Tabletop_heroes wrote:

Thank you all for your comments...



Np :P your welcome. And good luck , i am looking forward to it!

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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Cyndra the Grey wrote:
Was it hard to build following the guide?

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Well once you get going it's pretty easy, I guess. I did want to add more detail to it but thought the more detail on the model the less playable it will be, making it hard to move the miniatures around the ruins....

I'm looking forward to playing the two scenarios based around Amon Sul now :)
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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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what are the rocks madeout of?

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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Tabletop_heroes wrote:
I have decided to "weather" the ruins wih black, moss green and earth pastels. This should age the stone slightly. I'm also going to add some leaf litter around the steps and amongst the flock.

Thank you all, as always, for your comments...


Hey there, may I suggest that you try using dark greens and dark brown instead of black. The latter is useful for 'burned' effects, but won't keep the 'natural' look as well as the first two.

This was lovely to stumble across as i'm starting my own Journey at the moment. Very heartening to see i'm not the only person who places faith in those supplements.

Cheers,

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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Aaand... a trick I learned a few years back was to get one of those string & wire trees and snip off the branches. With a liberal application of PVA ('white' glue) you can create 'creepers' and other growths on your terrain.

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (02/05/11)
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andymeechan wrote:
This was lovely to stumble across as i'm starting my own Journey at the moment. Very heartening to see i'm not the only person who places faith in those supplements


Good luck with your journey, there's a couple of us on the forum doing a similar thing. I'll have tp watch your progress with interest :)

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what are the rocks madeout of?


Carved polystyrene which was painted with textured paint then dry brushed shades of grey. Simple :)

I have decided to add a few more feature like a collapse arch etc....
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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (07/08/11)
PostPosted: Sun Aug 07, 2011 11:51 am 
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One of the Statues from "The Ruins of Middle-earth"...
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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (07/08/11)
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looks nice! somehow those ruins always remind me of those candy figures (-->link http://profile.ak.fbcdn.net/hprofile-ak ... 3701_n.jpg) ...

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (07/08/11)
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Very nice statue, only I'd give it a wash of some browns and black to bring out the detail and weather it to match it's base..with that much vegetation the statue would look more filthy. Otherwise I truly love the coloring of it!! :)

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (07/08/11)
PostPosted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 7:42 pm 
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A couple more rock formations :)

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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (23/08/11)
PostPosted: Tue Aug 23, 2011 8:34 pm 
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Little addition but very nice... 8)
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 Post subject: Re: Terrain from The Fellowship of the Rings (23/08/11)
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Some awesome terrain in here. I also really like the painting and basing on those minis on Weathertop, nice job :yay:

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