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#26 Thu, Dec24 2015 4:16pm
- Milo
- The Attic Warden
- From: Toulouse, France
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Re: Book I in mithril
Having so many painted minis & decor must be a great pleasure for playing. I am jalous Master gerold. 
Milo Gamgee-Took of Bywater
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#27 Wed, Jan6 2016 2:23pm
- Gerold
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Re: Book I in mithril
Hi everybody,
well, I did not make the whole trilogy with Mithril figures, but maybe I will...
All these scenes are not really 'diorama's'. I put up the scenery, I place and replace the figures for the pictures, and after that the figures go back to the showcase or into the boxes. Same for the scenery pieces. I have quiet a lot of boxes with scenery pieces and indeed it is a pleasure to make these scenes and share them with you.
This is how a big part of my collection is stored:
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#28 Wed, Jan6 2016 2:41pm
- Gerold
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Now, where was I ?
Oh yes, the hobbits arrive at Weathertop and they can see strange lightnings far, far away, coming from Isengard:
And while Strider is searching for...whatever, the hobbits are attacked by surpise. They defend desperately...
Frodo lost all hope and puts on the Ring, hoping to become invisible.
But in stead of Frodo becoming invisible, the Ringwraights appear to him in their true form...
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#29 Thu, Jan7 2016 2:16pm
- Gerold
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Luckily, Strider arrives on time to drive the Ringwraiths back.
But Frodo is seriously wounded.
Lucky again, on their way further to Rivendel, they meet an unexpected allie who brings rescue.
That's all folks. Sorry I didn't shoot the Ringwraights hunting Glorfindel or the river swollowing them with water in the shape of horses. To difficult for me 
. After all, I'm not PJ.
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#30 Thu, Jan7 2016 3:05pm
- Milo
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- From: Toulouse, France
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This is fantastic. I love the way Frodo tries to use the ring.
Milo Gamgee-Took of Bywater
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#31 Thu, Jan7 2016 11:19pm
- orc
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I'm agree with Master Milo..this is fantastic.....decoration,miniatures, your way to show us the history....very nice.... Great Master Gerold!!!
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#32 Fri, Jan8 2016 6:27pm
- hsf62
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Master Gerold, would you check your PM please!
Where there is a will there is a way, just as there are no problems, only solutions! Guess it depends on ones own perspective of the matter at that time
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#33 Fri, Jan8 2016 7:56pm
- Maenas
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Precious moments!! keep them coming
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Mae govannen mellon nín.
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#34 Mon, Jan11 2016 1:59pm
- Gerold
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Thanks to everyone for your feedback; it keeps me going...
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