SARUMAN THE WHITE

Behold, today's review on Saruman the White. Next to the figure is Gandalf the Grey as comparison.

A simple figure to paint, all I had to do was to mix some light brown & dirt to give the robe a light wash to make the figure look more realistic.

The hair is painted in white, with black primer to give it more depth. It was really fun to paint these figures back when I was still studying in university as I had plenty of time to paint the figures individually. As our lifestyles change & advance we start to run short of time to spend on the toys that we invest in.

ELVES OF THE LAST ALLIANCE

This set of elves consists of two types of elves, four with bows & the remaining with elven blades. The Elves of the Last Alliance are geared up in gold armor with navy blue robes.

Four elves wielding their long blades.

The other four with bow & arrows.

Lastly, a group shot of the elves being accompanies by Legolas & Haldir.

ARAGORN

Good day friends. Today's short review will be on Aragorn, from the table top game Lord of The Rings.
 

The paint job that I applied on Aragorn was based on the first trilogy, Fellowship of The Ring. The boots & leather vest are painted in slightly different shades of brown. If memory serves me right, I left the sword unpainted on purpose to show the natural color of this metal miniature.

BOROMIR

A short post today, one of the few Games Workshop figures from the Lord of The Rings trilogy, we take a look at Boromir.

 

Boromir was one of the members of the Fellowship of the Ring. I've painted the tip of the horn with gold finish & I believe a better job can be done to bring out the carvings at the edge of the horn.

 

The huge shield is wielded at the back as Boromir holds on to his horn & blade. Overall, this figure wasn't too difficult to paint & the funny thing is that the easiest parts to paint were the silver & gold trimmings.

GANDALF THE GREY

Today we take a look at another Games Workshop miniature. Presenting to you Gandalf The Grey from the Lord of The Rings table top game.

It was quite easy to paint this figure. All I needed to do was to prepare different shades of white/grey to do the trick. According to the table top gaming rules, Gandalf can deal both magical attacks & close combat physical damage as he wields a sword.