My 3 Numenoreans

those are completly awsome !! their great!

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Thanks guys already, I guess I could have posted this up there but since you guyst like the armament here's a better look

the shoulder pad things are my favorite

Wow,Incredible work Pharazon.

The detail is just amazing,I really like the huge shield,did you make it out of styrene? If so nice job for that as well.

I like Ar Pharazon's custom tunic and neckwear,they seem to look like they are made from plastic but I cannot really be sure.

Definately worth a year of work,these things have Customs Gallery written all over them ; )

Those are really great man. I mean...wow. Keep up the good work.

-M

Awesome, Phar. Excellent work all around, but the infantryman is definitely my favourite (I say with no hint of bias). While I'm a big opponent of curved swords for the goodly men of Middle-earth, it really all comes together strikingly. Excellent work on the shoulder-harness as well. What did you use to make those pauldrons? I can't imagine that's just shaped styrene.

The NImlothian Sentinel turned out very well also. Really diggin' it.

Good stuff. I've stolen those pictures and squirreled them away on my computer in my "Awesome Stuff" folder.

I'm glad so many of you like the Infantryman, a good deal of work went into him. Even though it's like picking your favorite child I will say that I prefer the Nimlothian Sentinel, for previously stated reasons and Faramir was my favorite character of LoTR.

Crazy~ Actually the long spear is a modified ninja pike head attached to a plastic rod I found in a spare parts box from my model airplane days. My original inclination was to make the shaft cartoonishly long, but conservatism struck me and I scaled it back a bit.

Lamanda~ All ' fabric' elements are just paper with boxing tape over them for now. There's no reason why they wouldn't work with printable fabric, if I had any. Lots of future mod ideas for these guys so certainly replacing the paper with fabric will be one of them.

Damien~ Of course no bias at all! Glad to make it in to your awesome stuff folder. Perhaps speaking of which, I know Tolkien NEVER mentioned curved blades in Middle Earth however I remember seeing a pretty awesome falchion sword in someone's folder over at photobucket and just had to try it. (The Elves teaching of smithing techniques was a pretty good cover-up I thought)

Ah yes, the pauldrons. Perhaps you guys can find your answers here. They're probably my second fav project only to Pharazon's mace. I forgot to thank AMEX for all the spare plastic the provided me. Who knew being 'pre-approved' could be so industrious!?