Nazgul

[Susofrick]

I have showed these already but just as a pile of figures behind my Prussians. Here they are in all their glory. Hmm, there are more than nine .... Well, I painted nine figures and then I read somewhere that some of them where Numenoreans. Which means they are taller than an average human. More figures! But I liked the old ones so I will keep them. Also, in MiddleEarthRolePlaying (MERP), they identify all the nazgul and give them names and one turned out to be a woman so I painted one even if the sources on the Internet are totally against that idea (so I painted a male version too). I used Dark Alliance Heavy Warriors of the Dead, Heavy Warriors of the Dead Cavalry (Witch-king), Cimmerians (set 2) (very small bases so they don't stand very well, but they tip over very well ) and some elves (set 2). Some of the figures just got one version, but some got two. A LOT of grey paint and black wash on these.

[sberry]

They look terrible - which means they look great!

[blacksmith]

they are very nice but, why don't you base them on 1-2 cent coins?

[Susofrick]

Thanks. Well, they're probably end up in a scene some day. But I will probably put some of them on something bigger. Good advice!

[steve_pickstock]

They're splendid, however, the nine rings which created the Nazgul were only given to mortal men (doomed to die), so I suppose - yes, it's okay to have a female in there, but I'd doubt very much that an elf would be included. Apart from that good work.

[Susofrick]

I thought he could pass for a Numenorian

[Santi Pérez]

You have made a very original painting conversion on figures from different sets to give them a common look, Gunnar. Great work!

Santi.

[steve_pickstock]

I thought he could pass for a Numenorian

Ah! Good point!