Hello!
I'm a miniature painted Flameon, and I have a plan to paint now more LOTR miniatures, so I thought that it would be nice to post my LOTR miniatures in one place, and that the last existing forum would be great for it.
Back when I was a kid I used to post a lot in places like this, so it also has a very sentimental value to me.
I'm sorry for all the language mistakes that I will make, English is my second language.

The first miniature that I would like to present to you is my Warrior of Minas Tirith. Like all of my miniatures he was 100% hand painted with a brush and acrylic paints; I never use airbrush.











Regards

Welcome, Flameon!
That is incredible, excellent work!

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That is by far the most skillfully and beautifully painted warrior of Minas Tirith i can remember.
Saved for inspiration - i have a whole (small) box of Minas Tirith forces waiting to get painted.

He looks very nice. I love the facial detail and the lustre of his armour.

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One of the best that I’ve ever seen - great work and thanks for sharing

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T'was in the darkest depths of Mordor, I met a girl so fair..
But Gollum, and the evil one crept up and slipped away with her..

Good to see you post here!

Thank You for all of your kind Comments!
It's very nice to once again write a post on a forum and share photos of my miniatures in this way
Moria Goblins were my first miniatures, and as a kid I saw metal Moria Goblins only in magazines, so I was very fascinated by those very different, and more detailed poses, but I never got for myself, or even saw any of them with my own eyes.
A few years ago I bought a blister of them from ebay, and since then sometimes I painted a goblin, but it was usually 1 or less goblin per year.
I plan to change it in the next year, and finally paint the rest of them.
This is the new Moria Goblin that I painted in November.
I know that many people are unhappy with his "clean" armor, but I don't like to put more dirt on such small miniatures because then all the details became pretty invisible. I hope you like how he looks like

Skillwise and considering only the look, they are no less than impressive.
But you hit the nail with by mentioning that a few may not like the clean look - i need to confess that this includes me. But this comes only from what the models actually are intended to represent. But if i ignore what i expect from Moria goblins, they just remain extraordinarily painted pieces.

Such excellent work - please continue to share with us. Great inspiration for many of us to try to get to this level of skill and detail.

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T'was in the darkest depths of Mordor, I met a girl so fair..
But Gollum, and the evil one crept up and slipped away with her..

Today I would like to present to you my version of an Easterling Warrior.

That's amazing. Thanks for sharing!

I recently painted a Guard of the Fountain Court.
I painted the resin version of this miniature, and the quality of it was very bad.
I'm not painting finecast miniatures ever again.

Beautiful work.

quite unique.
all of those have a certain comic-book vibe.
I like it

Great job!

Now I painted The Last Alliance Elf Warrior.
I was planning to do this for a long time but never had time for it








I also made a Free step-by-step PDF tutorial about painting this model that you can download from here: https://www.patreon.com/posts/103483196

Again, an impressive job and a quite unique style