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Showing posts with label Silmarillion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Silmarillion. Show all posts
Tuesday, 10 December 2024

Silmarillion Noldor Spearmen

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 Finally finished these ex-Grenadier Miniatures Elf Spearmen for Midgard. Love these old models! 
Monday, 25 November 2024

Silmarillion Noldor Archers

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 Ex-Grenadier Miniatures High Elves based for Midgard and painted as part of the Warhost of Caranthir, son of Feanor.
Tuesday, 19 November 2024

Feanorian Hero for Midgard Silmarillion Elf Army

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Here is the first hero base for my Midgard Silmarillion Elf army. The army represents the warhost of Caranthir the Dark, son of Feanor. As i...
Sunday, 20 February 2022

Silmarillion Elves: Thingol of Doriath with his Banner Bearer and Bodyguards

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I've managed to finish the first unit in my Dragon Rampant 'book accurate' Doriath army. Here is Thingol with his banner bearer ...
Sunday, 8 March 2020

Mablung's Bodyguard

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Busy time at work and a nasty back injury have resulted in less work on my Elves than I'd have liked, but I have now completed Mablung...
Saturday, 29 February 2020

More Sindar Warriors

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Busy evening finishing the building of the last 7 models in the Offensive Heavy Foot unit. Usual mix of stuff. I'm really pleased with ...
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GuitarheroAndy
A member of East Anglian Historical Gamers, I've been wargaming for over 40 years in one capacity or another, although I started playing seriously (if that's the right word) when the first boxed version of Warhammer fantasy came out in the early 1990's.Now, I play mainly Dux Britanniarum, The Men Who Would Be Kings, Sharp Practice and Conitatus.My real strength remains my ability with a paintbrush although I am a better general than I used to be and my eyes are slightly giving up the ghost! I find all aspects of the hobby a great relaxation as well. Personally speaking, I live alone having moved home to Suffolk in 2023, although my son occasionally visits. I now work at Sutton Hoo, one of the greatest archaeological sites in the UK if not the world - the perfect job for a history geek like me!
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