Fellowship of the ring

[Tim Marlow]

There you go Steve, not cheap though....

https://www.games-workshop.com/en-GB/Middle-earth

Cheers
Tim

[Guest]

Loved these the first time I saw them Tim, and love them still. Phenomenal work.

[Tim Marlow]

Thanks Peter, they were great fun....

[Ancientmariner]

Looks great Tim, really well painted

[David Lovell]

Tim still looking good a few more years down the line, though these weren't good your recent stuff shows how much more refined your brush work has become ,hope that was the right word. Dave

[Gern]

Are these 15mm Tim? Very nicely done though whatever scale.

I did a set a few years ago in 28mm (not up to your standards) which was supposed to be just an exercise in figures. I was so chuffed with myself that I turned them into a full-blown dio:



Apologies for hijacking your thread.

[adt70hk]

Long very good indeed Tim, especially at that size. Missed these first time around.....as I hadn't joined.

ATB.

Andrew

[Steve Brodie]

Thanks Mick, close ups on something that small can be a little cruel LOL

Close ups at any scale can be cruel :smiling2: :smiling2: .Fantastic skill and painting, lovely set of figures.

[Tim Marlow]

Looks great Tim, really well painted

Thanks James. A bit of a blast from the past these……glad you like them though.

[Tim Marlow]

Tim still looking good a few more years down the line, though these weren't good your recent stuff shows how much more refined your brush work has become ,hope that was the right word. Dave

Hi Dave. Glad you like them. Yes, I can see improvements I would make now as well, especially around the eyes. These are probably five years old now and my painting has improved a little with more practice.

[Tim Marlow]

Long very good indeed Tim, especially at that size. Missed these first time around.....as I hadn't joined.

ATB.

Andrew

These were a few years old when I posted them Andrew, so no probs with missing them. Glad you like them though.

[Tim Marlow]

Are these 15mm Tim? Very nicely done though whatever scale.

I did a set a few years ago in 28mm (not up to your standards) which was supposed to be just an exercise in figures. I was so chuffed with myself that I turned them into a full-blown dio:

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Apologies for hijacking your thread.

Hi Dave
They we’re 28mm figures, same manufacturers as yours, though metal figures from an earlier era. Nice dio, by the way….one of my favourite scenes from the first film….especially like Sam with the frying pan!
No issues with hijack by the way, the more the merrier on small figures. It can be a bit of a line furrow at times LOL.

[Tim Marlow]

Close ups at any scale can be cruel :smiling2: :smiling2: .Fantastic skill and painting, lovely set of figures.

Many thanks Steve, glad you like them.

[David Lovell]

Hi Dave. Glad you like them. Yes, I can see improvements I would make now as well, especially around the eyes. These are probably five years old now and my painting has improved a little with more practice.

More than improved Tim personally your recent stuff has been above and beyond I love looking at what you post please don't stop. Dave

[Tim Marlow]

More than improved Tim personally your recent stuff has been above and beyond I love looking at what you post please don't stop. Dave

Thanks Dave. No intention of stopping….after all, I’d have to find something else to do with my time if I did