Smoke Ring Miniatures

Hey guys! This week I've been trying some things with bases, since I bought a few new materials and really wanted to try them out. Nothing new about the texture of the bases. I've used the same materials that I always do: fine sand, medium grit, cork and decorative stones.   Now, after painting the bases, I have used multiple combinations to achieve various results. Here are the materials that were used: And the final result: Base 1 Just a simple base, with a dark brown coat and a drybrush of Vallejo's Iraqui Sand, to get that drying land result.   Base 2 A volcanic/mountain terrain, achieved with the decorative stones, a black coat and a grey drybrush. Perfect for Moria bases.   Base 3 In this one I wanted to test a mix between the green and the winter static grass. It was painted with a dark brown, a heavy drybrush with a mid tone brown, followed by a light drybrush of Vallejo'...

Hello dear hobbyists :) This time I present to you the nr54 of the "Battle Games in Middle Earth" collection: Statues and Ruins. Well, for this ones I've made a little research on the film images intending to find where the statues belong and, surprise, they're just some random scenery used along "the Fellowship of the Ring" film. Below are the results of my research: Before the Nazgul arrive at weathertop. Weathertop: the set. Weathertop: the set. When the Fellowship arrive at Amon Hen (Western Border of Anduin) Even in Boromir's death... (Poor Sean Bean :\ ) I've been really amazed and surprised about the results of this research since these statues weren't on my mind until now. Really nice to know a little more about the making of the films. ********************************************************************************** So, lets proceed to the models... As some of you may already under...