Boromir, mighty warrior of the Garrison city of Minas Tirith, the Tower of Guard. Long has it dwelt under the shadow of Mordor, and long have its defenses held the darkness in check...
"By the blood of our people , are your lands kept safe!"...
... he's got point!
Here in full armour and shield, leader of the defenders of Osgiliath...
"... the city has been reclaimed,... For Gondor!..."
He will be a fine hero to lead my Gondorian forces, in engagements themed prior to his fateful participation in the Quest of Mount Doom....
High Fight skill and Defense...3 Attacks and Wounds, bags of Might , Will and Fate... but a fairly hefty points investment. And as ever The Horn of Gondor... so he can automatically win fights where he is outnumbered if his opponents fail a courage check...
I have managed to source the mounted version with banner also, thanks to Michal in Poland. Just need to track down the foot version with banner... anyone got one they'd part with, drop me a line...
Fantastic paint job on a fantastic figure!
ReplyDeleteMany thanks :)
DeleteBeautiful work on this guy Scott! Very impressive!
ReplyDeleteCheers Rodger!
DeleteNow that's a fine addition. Be great to get a round up of your main character for the next WBQ as well I think.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dave, yes that's a good idea :)
DeleteVery nicely done.
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Cheers John!
DeleteStunning paintjob. Reaaly nice !
ReplyDeleteThank you Stefan :)
DeleteGreat job! Really like how he turned out. Glad that I at least kept the character minis when I sold my LotR stuff a couple of years ago... so one day I can at least tackle him, too!
ReplyDeleteHe's a enigmatic figure indeed!
DeleteExcellent looking character, Scott. You really did a great job on the face and eyes.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean :)
DeleteHe will go very nicely with the WoMT:s that you painted a week (or so) ago. I can honestly not understand how you could manage to paint the eyes on those small plastic models. This model, though, is a *tad* easier. It's a really nice figure methinks (but I still didn't manage to paint the eyes) and congrats on your obvious development in the painting department!
ReplyDeleteThanks Llama, must admit those eye in helmets were a little fiddly, but a fine tipped brush, a steady hand and a bit patience paid off. Boromir's face was a doddle in comparison!
DeleteA cracking job on a mighty fine miniature.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks Michael! :)
DeleteI had the mounted version of that foot figure but i traded him long ago. Great job on this one.
ReplyDeleteCheers Robert!
DeleteLooks really good. Great job.
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Thanks Brendan :)
DeleteExcellent paint job...stunning eyes!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil :)
DeleteWonderful painting work !
ReplyDeleteThank you Sam :)
DeleteLovely work Scott!
ReplyDeleteCheers Mark :)
DeleteAll fantastic but that shield, in particular, is spot on!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sir - I have the 'guide to MiddleEarth weapons and armour' on long time loan from mate Roly... I noticed in it the golden edged central boss...
DeleteWonderful job Scott, you've picked out the horn very nicely!
ReplyDeleteThanks Curt ... you've got to feature the Horn thanks to his special rule!
DeleteThank you Nathan :)
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