Smoke Ring Miniatures

Ahoy!!!! Here we are for another blog post, and this one will be an update of my painting progress this week. Well, last weekend I have decided to challenge myself by resolving to paint a model per day (most of them are the Goblintown orcs, since I have buckets of them and I really need to start speeding them up a little). The daily models can be seen on the Instagram of Middle Earth Minis , as shown on some photos bellow: Visualizar esta foto no Instagram. New resolution: starting next monday, I'll be painting one Goblintown orc per day, aside painting Éomer and Théodred! - - #gamesworkshop #lordoftherings #thehobbit #middleearth #middleearthsbg #warhammer #paintingwarhammer #paintingforgeworld #middleearthminis #goblintown #orc #goblin Uma publicação compartilhada por Middle Earth Minis (@middle.earth.minis) em 7 de Set, 2018 às 7:22 PDT Visualizar esta foto no Instagram. ...

Hello guys. Well, this time I've decided to make a guide about walls and fences that you can use to make a long defensive barrier. I have built 3 normal walls, 1 destructed (partly) wall and 1 fence. For all of them I've used the following materials: Pva glue; Fine cardboard; Thick cardboard; Black gesso or plaster; Protection tape; Balsa wood; Sand. So, let us start... First thing I did was the walls themselves. With 15x2 Cm stripes, I managed to get enough height to let a 28mm miniature use it as they please. Three stripes on the thick cardboard should be enough to make 1 wall. All I did then was glue them all together. Now it's time to make the bases. For this I have used a fine but really strong cardboard I had around. Now, with the measures of 15x3 Cm, the bases will have one special yet essential point: the corners of the bases must be cut of in order to make the joints able to be together, like the pictures bellow. ...

So, I finally managed to finish my tower. Don't know about you but it looks more like a Mordor tower than a Gondor one loooool Maybe an ancient Arnorian fortress lost to the armies of Sauron perhaps... Anyway, here are a few pics of it without paint: And now here it is all finished: The rocks: The roads: The gate: A few more details: And finally, the view from the upper part of the tower: *********************************************************************************** I'm sorry for the enormous amount of photos, but this had to be done this way xD I hope you guys like it :) Happy hobbying mates.