Radagast the Brown on Sleigh

I finished Radagast the Brown on Sleigh.

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Brushes

I started this hobby with the Games Workshop brushes. I used them for about two years never questioning if there're better brushes. At this moment I only have a large drybrush:

Corvus' Miniatures

We’ve a great partnership with Corvus' Miniatures:

aaaah Corvus... Yesss. Miniatures need painting...  right? And for that our fellowship attracted the very best in a wide area. Corvus aka Gerrie supports our hobby by providing all important painting tips and tools on his website and vlog, judging services in our annual painting competition and even exclusive workshops for members.

http://www.corvusminiatures.com/

Some of his great Hobbit miniatures:

Oberonn

We’ve a great partnership with Oberonn:

Our local game store and structural sponsor. Oberonn provides us with a great place to fight our (miniature) battles, scenery and support in promoting the fellowship. Oberonn’s crew-of war has a high rate of availability and is more than happy to help with different gaming systems. They’re our third home (1=Home, 2=Middle Earth, 3=Oberonn ;-))

https://www.facebook.com/Oberonn-177938302399358/?fref=ts

http://www.oberonn.be/

The Fellowship of the Miniatures Oberonn Adventure (10/12/2015)

The last one this year. The first time we played with scenery from Parva Mundi our partner.

Parva Mundi

We’ve a great partnership with Parva Mundi.

Parva Mundi creates and designs miniature landscapes and castles. As a club, we build scenery together with our other partner Oberonn (our local game store) and have the same goal as Parva Mundi and that is to build worlds for playing The Lord of the Rings / The Hobbit Strategy Battle game.

So keep following our blog for future (scenery) updates and of course follow Parva Mundi: https://www.facebook.com/Parva-Mundi-559692587514085/

Here’re some creations from Parva Mundi