RichardC1967:
not sure if this was mentioned previously… but what do you guys think of these as a possible alternative CD’s …not sure how Hobbit minis match up with FW stuff , but with a little tweaking I think these guys could work
http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?catId=cat970003a&prodId=prod1870034a
Thommy H:
They’ll be noticeably smaller than GW figures. The Lord of the Rings/Hobbit range is true-25mm scale. The hands, heads and weapons are realistically proportioned.
MatNotBarlow:
which is a crying shame as otherwise they look lovely.
WilsonUndead:
I’m sure there’s gotta be some use for them. Also what about those new goblins as hobgoblins, I think the varying size would be acceptable, ya think?
Thommy H:
Yeah, they should work fine - Middle-earth Goblins are closer to human-sized, which translates quite well to gobbo-sized in Warhammer terms. Plus they have less uniform equipment, so the smaller weapons won’t be that noticeable. I’m using the Hunter Orcs as Fell Wargs with a head swap as Hobgoblin Wolf Riders anyway, and they look fine.
JMR:
I'm using the Hunter Orcs as Fell Wargs with a head swap as Hobgoblin Wolf Riders anyway, and they look fine.Why are there no pictures of this? :hat
Thommy H
Thommy H:
Because they aren’t finished yet. I’ve only got as far as building them. Do you have any idea how many modelling projects I have on the go right now?
JMR:
No, because you don’t post enough WIP pictures 
On-topic: I think they’d work fine as evil-alligned dwarves, but they have a style rather different from most other models (especially the fat FW dwarves!). Might be nice to combine them with Anvil Industry dwarves though.
Thommy H:
I don’t post any WIP pictures 
Xander:
Boooo! *hiss*
I don't post any WIP pictures :P
Thommy H
Kera foehunter:
Because they aren't finished yet. I've only got as far as building them. Do you have any idea how many modelling projects I have on the go right now?no ! how many?
Thommy H
Thommy H:
Seven.
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