Hello friends!
I return today to The Lord of the Rings and the Hobbits theme!
On this occasion, I painted two little guys known from books and movies - however, I did not follow the color of the bites shown in Peter Jackson's movies.
Miniatures are, of course, metal ones from GW over 20 years ago!
Despite their age, they still have that "something", or maybe it's the magic of the movie?
And so I have stayed until today!
Peregrin I Took, nicknamed Pippin in his youth, was the youngest participant in the Fellowship of the Ring.
Together with Meriadoc Brandybuck, called Merry, was captured by Uruk-hai, who attacked the Fellowship and killed the defending Boromir. The orcs were supposed to lead them to Isengard, but were defeated by the troop of Rohirrim's Éomer's cavalry. During the fight, Pippin and Merry fled to Fangorn, where they met Treeman, with whom they made friends. Then they went with the army of enters to Isengard. They headed west with Gandalf, Aragorn, Gimlim, Legolas and the troop of King Théoden. On the hill of Dol Baran Pippin looked into the palantír and made contact with Sauron.
Then Pelegrin went with Gandalf to Minas Tirith in Gondor, where in gratitude to Boromir offered his services to Denethor II and became a knight of Gondor. During the siege, Minas Tirith alerted Gandalf and Beregond about the madness of Denethor, thanks to which he saved Faramir's life...
During this time, Meriadoc entered the service of King Théoden. When Rohan was called to help Gondor, Merry set off with the Rohan horsemen for war. Éowin, helped him with this, taking him for her horse.
In the Battle of Pelennor Fields, he helped her destroy the Sorcerer of Angmar. As a result of the fight he was wounded. Was healed by Aragorn, who soon joined the throne of the United Kingdom. Marry became a Rohan knight and Éowin give him a horn from the dragon treasury...
And all the best in Easter time! Peace in your homes and in the world! |
Excellent work, Michal, and Happy Easter to you!
ReplyDeleteThank you Jonathan!
DeleteAll the best for you and yours!
Fantastic Hobbit work on display here, simply fantastic :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it! Thank you so much!
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Excellent brushwork Michal.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a kind words Ray!
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More nice work on the Hobbits Michal....twenty years eh....good things take time, they say! Hope you have a good Easter with your family!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much!
DeleteYes, happy together :-)
Best for You and Yours!
Zapomniałem już, że istniały takie modele.
ReplyDeleteTwoja interpretacja prezentuje się super!
Pozdr
Tomasz
Dziękuję bardzo!
DeleteTakich trzech jak tych Dwóch, to nie ma ani jednego. ;)
ReplyDeleteŚwietnie malowanie!
Dziękuję bardzo :)
DeleteGreat work on Merry and Pippin.
ReplyDeleteHappy Easter to you too
Thank you for a kind words!
DeleteBest for You and Yours!
Tremendously cool chaps, I love them, well done!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it! Thank you so much :-)
DeleteGreat stuff Michal 😀
ReplyDeleteThank you very much sir!
DeleteLovely Merry and Pippin Michal!
ReplyDeleteThank you for a kind words sir!
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I definetly prefer your subdued pastel colour choices to the film's. Another materpclass of brushwork.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a kind words!
DeleteGlad you like it :-)
Impressive brushwork as always, Michal. Love the facial expressions - so realistic!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much Dean!
DeleteAppreciate it :-)
Best
Lovely hobbitses mate. Hard to believe those films are over twenty years old already…. Makes me feel old lol
ReplyDeleteHa! Me too! Remember me and friends in cinema and big Woooow after...
DeleteHobbici jak malowani :D
ReplyDeleteDzięki!
DeleteWyszli przepięknie!
ReplyDeleteDziękuję bardzo :-)
DeleteI have them lying around somewhere, asking for some paint. But I will never be able to paint them as good as you Michal! Fantastic work!
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Peter
Oh, thank you so much for a kind words!
DeleteUna composición de las bases impresionante y logrando naturalidad. Logras dotar de personalidad el conjunto y contar una historia. Eso es justo lo que busco crear, cuando trabajó peanas especiales. Enhorabuena por el resultado.
ReplyDelete¡Muchísimas gracias!
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