Thank you so much for this video! I'm new to the hobby and have been struggling to paint my dozens of goblins for my Moria army. This has given me the inspiration to get them done
Hello and welcome to the hobby! It's always nice seeing a fresh face :) Goblins are certainly a fun way to start, they have lots of character and especially when you add in some monsters in there too! Im glad that my little corner on youtube could give you some inspiration to paint yours up! I too am working on them this year, i have about 70 to paint plus monsters :):) I hope that you enjoy the hobby!!
I just dragged out the original GW 'Fellowship of the Ring' starter set that I received 20 years ago, and so this is of particular interest. I have unsteady hands and cannot paint well-those tiny details are beyond me-but hope to have a go, though nothing so ambitious as what you are doing there. Incidentally, the distinction between 'goblin' and 'orc' is largely due to Peter Jackson. It is significant that in The Hobbit, 'Orcrist' is translated from (what was then) Noldorin as 'Goblin-cleaver'.
Oh absolutely have a go :) Just pop on some Lord of the Rings music and paint away, it's what gets me into the flow of hobbying quite often :) I wish you well and hope that you enjoy painting them! It is interesting seeing the distinction between the two - especially in other fantasy settings and movies. :)
Will definitely use this when my Balins Thomb set arrives to prepare my forces against the dwarves of my brother, awesome paintjob for such an old model!
Awesome! Thank you very much, i was pleasantly surprised with the details of the Goblins and i wanted to do them justice. I hope that you have a lot of enjoyment from painting them up as well :):)
Mate, please keep it up. Excellent production value. I've been dying for someone to paint middle earth miniatures properly and show off the entire process. There's plenty of painters out there that are really good, but they are mostly painting larger scale and/or hero scale miniatures, and their techniques are frustratingly hard to apply to the tiny middle earth range, especially to the old low-detail models like these goblins. Well done!
Thank you so much! It’s nice to hear from people :) Yes exactly what I want to do long term on this channel and provide some decent content for Middle Earth. I LOVE the miniature range and LOVE painting them! So I hope I can help others out too by creating these videos :):) Thank you for the support!
@@SwordsandBrushes amazing! Are you planning on doing some Easterlings to coincide with the defence of the North release? I'm super excited for the new miniatures, and have already converted (more pikes!) and painted up an Easterling army in anticipation
Oh nice what did you use to create more pikes? I certainly shall be doing an Easterling, as I do have a few photographs at the start and ends of the videos I would need to try and get a fair few painted up :) It’s going to be an awesome book, loads of new profiles and scenarios from what I’ve seen so far :) very exciting times ahead for our hobby!! :):)
@@SwordsandBrushes I used blue stuff to create 2-part moulds of the pike heads, and then a 50/50 green stuff and milliput blend to create the heads out of. Just green stuff didn't get the detail I wanted, and pure milliput was too brittle. The shafts I made out of 1mm brass rods. So conversions were mostly just clipping off bows/swords and drilling out hands, with a few arm repositioning.
That’s an excellent idea! And a good way to save on costs as well. Especially if you need a certain amount of a particular weapon type :) I’ve used Oyumaru and then Milliput for my Uruk hai scouts to make more shields and it worked a treat too :):)
Awesome! Have you been collecting long? I will be sure to add them to my list of videos to create :) I myself am hoping to build a Moria and Gondor force this year. And actually get me Pelennor box built and painted! My hobby bingo for 2022 is hopefully going to be completed!
Thank you very much, im glad that you liked it! Awesome have you still got them in your collection? I think they are great, that old Mines of Moria box set was a great way to get started and now they have done this Balins Tomb board game - hopefully it will get even more people into the hobby!
@@SwordsandBrushes i started collecting when the battle games in middle earth magazines came out many years ago and managed to collect thousands of pounds worth of stuff. I eventually sold all of my collection (for next to nothing) after feeling a bit of ridicule at the time for collecting and then a lot of pressure from my girl friend at the time to get rid of it all. I started collecting again in april this year because i had really began to miss the hobby and i’ve already recollected a lot of what i lost from my original collection, including lots and lots of goblins, many of which are still awaiting painting
Oh no that’s a shame, I’m sorry to hear that. At least now you can restart and create a brand new collection and it will bring you lots of joy doing so! Yes I do know the mags, I’ve got about 12 that I need to find to complete my collection. Have you seen battle streams of middle Earth on CZcams? They go through the magazines from back in the day every other week and it’s a fun livestream to have on whilst painting :)
@@SwordsandBrushes i’ll have to look at it. I think zorpazorp also does something like that with the old magazines. I now need 23 of the magazines to complete the set. It has been very nice starting again as my painting ability is far greater than it was back then. As a teenage i used to paint far too heavy coats and i only used citadel base coats. Either the other types of paints and washes werent out then or i simply had no idea they existed. I didnt really have access to the internet back then and didnt have a GW shop anywhere near so relied entirely on the very limited GW stuff a local model train shop sold and the instructions in the magazines. Now if i cant figure it out for my self i can just pop on youtube for techniques!
Yes! Lachie from Zorpazorp goes through them too, he's a cracking youtuber and i like watching his content. The Build that he is doing at the moment is simply outstanding! Oh yes i think we have all been there, i remember my first bunch of miniatures were Space Marines and i remember i was all over the place and laying on paint thick as if it was an art class at school! haha Well i hope that you manage to complete your collection, and that you enjoy growing your miniature collection too :):)
thank you very much Benji! Very much appreciate it. Painting up these old Goblins was so much fun and I will slowly add to them over time. One day I will get a Balrog too!!
Im glad to hear it :) They are the type of model that dont come across as being too detailed on the website, but as soon as you have them in front of you - you can see there are some nice parts to the miniatures! Are you doing more goblins as an army, or did you pick up the Balins Tomb board game?
I picked up the board game. But I think I over undercoated the models and lost some detail. I noticed that the LOTR minis are smaller in scale to the avenge mini.
Thanks for this video!!!! I followed it step by step... I'm only an amateur and I'm pretty happy with my results. Although I used citadel paints and I don't think my goblins 'pop' as much as yours... Plus I really struggled with fine details such as lines and eyes and highlighting... I would love to see some painting technique videos by YOU in the future 👍. Again great video
Thank you for taking time to comment :) I’m very happy to hear that you are pleased with your work! I would love to see how they turned out :) i have a Swords and Brushes page on Facebook so you are more than welcome to join me there and i would be happy to answer painting questions on there if you have any. That sounds like a good idea, I could make a new playlist for that sort of thing to help beginner miniature painters :):)
Thank you very much! :) It's only my third video so far - so hope to get a little better each time! I just wanted to create them in a way that made them entertaining as well as informative so hopefully they will come across like that. I have sooooooooo much planned, but the main thing is that i absolutely love doing it, and if i can create more content for our great hobby which people would enjoy then im happy :):)
Another awesome vid! Great job on the tiny buggers mate. The sculpts are quite dated but you managed to paint to such fantastic standard, lovely stuff! My fav FotR moments are probably the Misty Mountains panoramic shots. While not being anything specific, they really capture the spirit of the journey and blast us with Fellowship's glorious main theme :D
Thank you Paplokh! They are just so nice in terms of sculpt, i didnt realise the detail on them as much by looking at the ones on the website, but as soon as you have them in your hands you can see that they look awesome! So it's nice to give these old boys a bit of love. I'd like to get mine to 1000 points (ish) i would really love to get some of the big beasties too like the Balrog and the watcher - as i have plans for them... Oh yes the scenery is gorgeous! Most of the times whilst im painting and have the movies on i tend to get distracted and just watch the scenery - i would love to go to New Zealand one day and see a lot of these sites! - one day! :):)
Great video and I really like the approach you’ve taken to painting these awesome models. Perfectly timed with the release of the Balin’s Tomb set! Keep up the great work 👍🏻
Thank you very much Casey Box! Yes they came out well and I didn't really look at these models before until I actually got them my hand. The Board Game coincided perfectly as I wanted to start with the Mines of Moria for this channel as its one of my favourite scenes in the trilogy. The plans are to do more from this set, including the Fellowship! :):)
Thank you very much! :) I was hoping to create some clear easy to follow paint guides to the channel, and then make it more interesting with a bit of music and photos. And thank you! I’ve certainly got a lot to cover! :):)
@@SwordsandBrushes there are few things: - you have very true to movie/box art color schemes, which is huge plus for me - those colors are used very well in all of your tutorials, very vibrant, balanced schemes but still look "realistic" - you use variety of painting techniques! - there is clear strategy to get models play ready, but more importantly get them to "display level" if wanted with few extra steps - you have kick ass basing on models and show how to do them - you have all info clearly showed, what color is used and what brush - and to top it, you have pleasant way of doing videos and great voice There :)
oh wow thank you, i'm glad to see that I can be helpful and clear in so many ways, i must e doing something right! :):) Well i tend to look at what WETA use on their large sculpted miniatures as reference - it's a bit clearer than trying to look at movie stills due to all the effects that the film makers use. But i just like to paint up minis and make them look pretty on a shelf - and i'm glad that others are following my journey on youtube. On top of that I love to share and teach and have fun through this platform :):)
Awesome tutorial! I'm looking forward to see more of these video's. Also to answer your question: my favourite scene from The Fellowship is Amon Hen, it always tears me up when Boromir gives his life to save Merry and Pippin
Thank you so much Barrow Wight I’m happy that you liked it :) I have so much planned that I should have enough content for years to come! Oh that is such a heroic scene, I watched the Fellowship on Sunday and that always gets me - but I do have a small force or Uruk Hai scouts for myself and so far my Lurtz (unlike the film) has done absolutely nothing for me on the battlefield - one day haha
Thank you so much and welcome to the Swords and Brushes community! Oh yes i will be doing A LOT of Middle Earth content on the channel don't you worry :):)
I enjoyed the video thanks for putting it up :). I was wondering what brushes you are using or what brushes you would recommend for someone starting out (I have a very cheap set which I am sure I will ruin but I also want to get one or two while not good but decent brushes to really learn with if you have a recommendation if not no worries and thanks for the video!
Hiya! Thank you for the nice comment :):) and glad to hear that you are starting out! I will be using Army painter brushes for the videos, they are a decent price and a solid set of brushes for miniature painting and not too expensive. I got a set recently from Amazon and they were on offer but that may have been due to Black Friday. Games workshop brushes are good too, I find some of them are a little bit and miss but mostly are ok. If you wanted some more expensive ones (but not totally breaking the bank) then there are Windsor and Newton series 7. They are about twice the price but I have found them to be very good quality, and with a bit of care they last ages! I have also tried a couple sets of “miniature painting” brushes that have been advertised on Facebook - about £12 for a set of 10, unfortunately they have been utterly useless. I just use them now to add PVA glue to bases / scenery as they are very low quality. I hope that has helped you a bit, please do let me know what you end up getting as it’s Christmas soon :)
Thank you very much, it was so much fun getting some paint on these old models. The basing scheme was taken from my previous video which I will link here for you :) czcams.com/video/XF8IgthLUPY/video.html
I can certainly add them to my list :) I will have to buy some minis for them. At the moment I’ve got the next half a dozen planned out. My journey through Middle Earth continue soon! :):)
Thank you so much for this video! I'm new to the hobby and have been struggling to paint my dozens of goblins for my Moria army. This has given me the inspiration to get them done
Hello and welcome to the hobby! It's always nice seeing a fresh face :)
Goblins are certainly a fun way to start, they have lots of character and especially when you add in some monsters in there too!
Im glad that my little corner on youtube could give you some inspiration to paint yours up!
I too am working on them this year, i have about 70 to paint plus monsters :):)
I hope that you enjoy the hobby!!
I just dragged out the original GW 'Fellowship of the Ring' starter set that I received 20 years ago, and so this is of particular interest. I have unsteady hands and cannot paint well-those tiny details are beyond me-but hope to have a go, though nothing so ambitious as what you are doing there.
Incidentally, the distinction between 'goblin' and 'orc' is largely due to Peter Jackson. It is significant that in The Hobbit, 'Orcrist' is translated from (what was then) Noldorin as 'Goblin-cleaver'.
Oh absolutely have a go :) Just pop on some Lord of the Rings music and paint away, it's what gets me into the flow of hobbying quite often :)
I wish you well and hope that you enjoy painting them!
It is interesting seeing the distinction between the two - especially in other fantasy settings and movies. :)
Will definitely use this when my Balins Thomb set arrives to prepare my forces against the dwarves of my brother, awesome paintjob for such an old model!
Awesome! Thank you very much, i was pleasantly surprised with the details of the Goblins and i wanted to do them justice. I hope that you have a lot of enjoyment from painting them up as well :):)
Hy man,
I love you painting skill. I painting my moria minis with you guide.
The two dragons i miss on you channel
Glad you like them! Awesome, I hope that you are enjoying the Goblins! :)
Thanks for starting this channel
And thank you very much for coming to watch :) Hope you are finding the videos fun and useful :):)
Mate, please keep it up. Excellent production value. I've been dying for someone to paint middle earth miniatures properly and show off the entire process. There's plenty of painters out there that are really good, but they are mostly painting larger scale and/or hero scale miniatures, and their techniques are frustratingly hard to apply to the tiny middle earth range, especially to the old low-detail models like these goblins. Well done!
Thank you so much! It’s nice to hear from people :)
Yes exactly what I want to do long term on this channel and provide some decent content for Middle Earth. I LOVE the miniature range and LOVE painting them! So I hope I can help others out too by creating these videos :):)
Thank you for the support!
@@SwordsandBrushes amazing! Are you planning on doing some Easterlings to coincide with the defence of the North release? I'm super excited for the new miniatures, and have already converted (more pikes!) and painted up an Easterling army in anticipation
Oh nice what did you use to create more pikes? I certainly shall be doing an Easterling, as I do have a few photographs at the start and ends of the videos I would need to try and get a fair few painted up :)
It’s going to be an awesome book, loads of new profiles and scenarios from what I’ve seen so far :) very exciting times ahead for our hobby!! :):)
@@SwordsandBrushes I used blue stuff to create 2-part moulds of the pike heads, and then a 50/50 green stuff and milliput blend to create the heads out of. Just green stuff didn't get the detail I wanted, and pure milliput was too brittle. The shafts I made out of 1mm brass rods. So conversions were mostly just clipping off bows/swords and drilling out hands, with a few arm repositioning.
That’s an excellent idea! And a good way to save on costs as well. Especially if you need a certain amount of a particular weapon type :)
I’ve used Oyumaru and then Milliput for my Uruk hai scouts to make more shields and it worked a treat too :):)
I play orcs and Mordor. When I paint mine, I'm coming back to review your video. Thanks for posting and sharing your hobby.
Awesome! Have you been collecting long? I will be sure to add them to my list of videos to create :)
I myself am hoping to build a Moria and Gondor force this year. And actually get me Pelennor box built and painted!
My hobby bingo for 2022 is hopefully going to be completed!
Super cool thank you
You are very welcome :) happy to share !
This is an excellent video. I remember these being the first ever lotr models i got
Thank you very much, im glad that you liked it!
Awesome have you still got them in your collection?
I think they are great, that old Mines of Moria box set was a great way to get started and now they have done this Balins Tomb board game - hopefully it will get even more people into the hobby!
@@SwordsandBrushes i started collecting when the battle games in middle earth magazines came out many years ago and managed to collect thousands of pounds worth of stuff. I eventually sold all of my collection (for next to nothing) after feeling a bit of ridicule at the time for collecting and then a lot of pressure from my girl friend at the time to get rid of it all. I started collecting again in april this year because i had really began to miss the hobby and i’ve already recollected a lot of what i lost from my original collection, including lots and lots of goblins, many of which are still awaiting painting
Oh no that’s a shame, I’m sorry to hear that. At least now you can restart and create a brand new collection and it will bring you lots of joy doing so!
Yes I do know the mags, I’ve got about 12 that I need to find to complete my collection.
Have you seen battle streams of middle Earth on CZcams? They go through the magazines from back in the day every other week and it’s a fun livestream to have on whilst painting :)
@@SwordsandBrushes i’ll have to look at it. I think zorpazorp also does something like that with the old magazines. I now need 23 of the magazines to complete the set. It has been very nice starting again as my painting ability is far greater than it was back then. As a teenage i used to paint far too heavy coats and i only used citadel base coats. Either the other types of paints and washes werent out then or i simply had no idea they existed. I didnt really have access to the internet back then and didnt have a GW shop anywhere near so relied entirely on the very limited GW stuff a local model train shop sold and the instructions in the magazines. Now if i cant figure it out for my self i can just pop on youtube for techniques!
Yes! Lachie from Zorpazorp goes through them too, he's a cracking youtuber and i like watching his content. The Build that he is doing at the moment is simply outstanding!
Oh yes i think we have all been there, i remember my first bunch of miniatures were Space Marines and i remember i was all over the place and laying on paint thick as if it was an art class at school! haha
Well i hope that you manage to complete your collection, and that you enjoy growing your miniature collection too :):)
Great video yet again. Nice and clear. Keep up the fantastic work!
thank you very much Benji! Very much appreciate it. Painting up these old Goblins was so much fun and I will slowly add to them over time. One day I will get a Balrog too!!
I needed this. Was struggling with some of the detail on the sculpts. Great tutorial!
Im glad to hear it :) They are the type of model that dont come across as being too detailed on the website, but as soon as you have them in front of you - you can see there are some nice parts to the miniatures!
Are you doing more goblins as an army, or did you pick up the Balins Tomb board game?
I picked up the board game. But I think I over undercoated the models and lost some detail. I noticed that the LOTR minis are smaller in scale to the avenge mini.
Great tutorial, can't wait for more videos. Hope to see some of mordor miniatures.
I've looked into my seeing stone - and I have a feeling that it wont be too much longer for a bit of Mordor :):)
Thanks for this video!!!! I followed it step by step... I'm only an amateur and I'm pretty happy with my results. Although I used citadel paints and I don't think my goblins 'pop' as much as yours... Plus I really struggled with fine details such as lines and eyes and highlighting... I would love to see some painting technique videos by YOU in the future 👍. Again great video
Thank you for taking time to comment :) I’m very happy to hear that you are pleased with your work!
I would love to see how they turned out :) i have a Swords and Brushes page on Facebook so you are more than welcome to join me there and i would be happy to answer painting questions on there if you have any.
That sounds like a good idea, I could make a new playlist for that sort of thing to help beginner miniature painters :):)
quailty production :) nice paint job and tutorial too! Look forward to seeing more!
Thank you very much! :) It's only my third video so far - so hope to get a little better each time!
I just wanted to create them in a way that made them entertaining as well as informative so hopefully they will come across like that.
I have sooooooooo much planned, but the main thing is that i absolutely love doing it, and if i can create more content for our great hobby which people would enjoy then im happy :):)
Another awesome vid! Great job on the tiny buggers mate. The sculpts are quite dated but you managed to paint to such fantastic standard, lovely stuff!
My fav FotR moments are probably the Misty Mountains panoramic shots. While not being anything specific, they really capture the spirit of the journey and blast us with Fellowship's glorious main theme :D
Thank you Paplokh! They are just so nice in terms of sculpt, i didnt realise the detail on them as much by looking at the ones on the website, but as soon as you have them in your hands you can see that they look awesome!
So it's nice to give these old boys a bit of love.
I'd like to get mine to 1000 points (ish) i would really love to get some of the big beasties too like the Balrog and the watcher - as i have plans for them...
Oh yes the scenery is gorgeous! Most of the times whilst im painting and have the movies on i tend to get distracted and just watch the scenery - i would love to go to New Zealand one day and see a lot of these sites! - one day! :):)
Looking forward to seeing you paint the cave troll
Me too! Im very much looking forward to that one :):)
Great video and I really like the approach you’ve taken to painting these awesome models. Perfectly timed with the release of the Balin’s Tomb set! Keep up the great work 👍🏻
Thank you very much Casey Box! Yes they came out well and I didn't really look at these models before until I actually got them my hand.
The Board Game coincided perfectly as I wanted to start with the Mines of Moria for this channel as its one of my favourite scenes in the trilogy. The plans are to do more from this set, including the Fellowship! :):)
Excellent video
Thank you very much, i'm glad that you liked it! :)
Such a nice video!!! Waiting to watch all the Balin Tomb content… Will follow it step by step to paint mine :)
Thank you very much! :) I was hoping to create some clear easy to follow paint guides to the channel, and then make it more interesting with a bit of music and photos.
And thank you! I’ve certainly got a lot to cover! :):)
@@SwordsandBrushes Cool! Hope to watch The Fellowship too :)
Oh yes, I can't wait to get onto them! Even though they are super old plastic sculpts, I think they look great and have some nice detail to them :)
First miniatures I ever got 😁
Do you still have them in your collection? :)
@Swords and Brushes sold them all ages ago! Got back into it recently, just doing the mumakil atm. What you doing?
Can't wait to see the scenery video!
Thank you! I’ve got a few ideas for the first scenery video. I may just put them all in a hat and chose one at random :)
@@SwordsandBrushes I really like the scenery you made for moria in the photos you posted
Ah thank you very much! I will make sure i add it to my list and create a video for it, perhaps create a few other pieces too!
Love it mate ❤
Glad you like it! :):) They are my largest army (in terms of numbers) Bought another cave troll recently to go with them :)
Love your painting tutorials. Keep up the good work, especially on MESBG models :)
Thank you very much! I have a lot of fun putting them together, and i'm glad that you like them :)
Any that have stood out for you so far? :):)
@@SwordsandBrushes there are few things:
- you have very true to movie/box art color schemes, which is huge plus for me
- those colors are used very well in all of your tutorials, very vibrant, balanced schemes but still look "realistic"
- you use variety of painting techniques!
- there is clear strategy to get models play ready, but more importantly get them to "display level" if wanted with few extra steps
- you have kick ass basing on models and show how to do them
- you have all info clearly showed, what color is used and what brush
- and to top it, you have pleasant way of doing videos and great voice
There :)
@@SwordsandBrushes and by that I mean I like all of your videos, and like that you have variety of things in all of them.
oh wow thank you, i'm glad to see that I can be helpful and clear in so many ways, i must e doing something right! :):)
Well i tend to look at what WETA use on their large sculpted miniatures as reference - it's a bit clearer than trying to look at movie stills due to all the effects that the film makers use.
But i just like to paint up minis and make them look pretty on a shelf - and i'm glad that others are following my journey on youtube. On top of that I love to share and teach and have fun through this platform :):)
@@SwordsandBrushes You are doing things right :D
And it is really cool to follow the journey, and especially nice for you to share the knowledge.
Awesome tutorial! I'm looking forward to see more of these video's. Also to answer your question: my favourite scene from The Fellowship is Amon Hen, it always tears me up when Boromir gives his life to save Merry and Pippin
Thank you so much Barrow Wight I’m happy that you liked it :) I have so much planned that I should have enough content for years to come!
Oh that is such a heroic scene, I watched the Fellowship on Sunday and that always gets me - but I do have a small force or Uruk Hai scouts for myself and so far my Lurtz (unlike the film) has done absolutely nothing for me on the battlefield - one day haha
Love your videos. Subbed. More LOTR videos please.
Thank you so much and welcome to the Swords and Brushes community!
Oh yes i will be doing A LOT of Middle Earth content on the channel don't you worry :):)
Filthy little things. Awesome!
haha i love painting up this little critters :)
Great video! Wish I could make content like yours on my channel, that's why I subscribed! Keep this great content up, greetings from Denmark!
Thank you very much! Glad to have you on board our Fellowship train! :) And Hello to you in Denmark! It's awesome having an international crowd :):)
Love it
Everyone loves goblins right? :):)
I enjoyed the video thanks for putting it up :). I was wondering what brushes you are using or what brushes you would recommend for someone starting out (I have a very cheap set which I am sure I will ruin but I also want to get one or two while not good but decent brushes to really learn with if you have a recommendation if not no worries and thanks for the video!
Hiya! Thank you for the nice comment :):) and glad to hear that you are starting out! I will be using Army painter brushes for the videos, they are a decent price and a solid set of brushes for miniature painting and not too expensive. I got a set recently from Amazon and they were on offer but that may have been due to Black Friday. Games workshop brushes are good too, I find some of them are a little bit and miss but mostly are ok. If you wanted some more expensive ones (but not totally breaking the bank) then there are Windsor and Newton series 7. They are about twice the price but I have found them to be very good quality, and with a bit of care they last ages! I have also tried a couple sets of “miniature painting” brushes that have been advertised on Facebook - about £12 for a set of 10, unfortunately they have been utterly useless. I just use them now to add PVA glue to bases / scenery as they are very low quality.
I hope that has helped you a bit, please do let me know what you end up getting as it’s Christmas soon :)
Great video and excellent painting! May I know how you based the goblin? Much thanks!
Thank you very much, it was so much fun getting some paint on these old models.
The basing scheme was taken from my previous video which I will link here for you :)
czcams.com/video/XF8IgthLUPY/video.html
Rivendell and numenorians next ??
I can certainly add them to my list :) I will have to buy some minis for them. At the moment I’ve got the next half a dozen planned out.
My journey through Middle Earth continue soon! :):)
Hey :) i dont find the paint mocca skin on the army painter website?
If they don't have them as individuals yet then it's in the sKin Tones set, there are more handy useful colours in that set too :)