Let me know what you want to see next, Battle of Pennelor Fields set, or do I jump right into the Journey of the Ringbearer campaign and paint characters as Frodo sets out on his adventure?
Don't really care what order you do them in, I'm kinda excited to see you do them all. I'll never own any of these, but I do have a bunch of the old '70's metal minis from Bakshi's film, so I get to live vicariously thru you.
Loving this series Andy. Personally I'd like to see you paint the set peices as told by the story. So the fellowship done here as they leave rivendell. Perhaps if you have the models going back slightly (I'm gunna murder the spellings here) and doing attack on weathertop, arwen on horseback carrying frodo being chased by mounted nazgul. The battle in balins tomb, battle at the bridge of kazhad dun. Amon hen and the split of the fellowship etc. Etc. Seeing you paint a wounded and dying boromir will be super sad.
Thanks so much! That’s exactly what the journey of the ringbearer would be! It’s Frodo and then Sam leaving Bag End, first encounter is Farmer Maggot 😄 I would be painting everyone they meet along the way in order! Unfortunately for you it looks like fields of pennelor has more votes so it might be coming first but I will get there!
I love Middle Earth Mondays! Gives me the courage to finally start painting my Fellowship! Would love to see you paint other characters like Saruman after you’re done with the Fellowship!
Great tutorial. I'm a bit late to the game - I last painted mini's back in the early 2000's, with my Dark Angels army. I only recently got back into the hobby after a friend of mine started painting the MESBG miniatures himself and painted a couple of extra models for me to go on my LOTR book shelf. I bought the scenic base off eBay after my brother in law was doing a clear out of his house and found the entire fellowship unpainted, so I'm slowly working my way through. I've just finished Gandalf and moving on to Frodo and Sam next - just subscribed to your patreon while I follow along! Thanks for the great content :)
It’s never too late to paint these figures! What a great find-the whole fellowship! Once you get through this playlist let me know if there’s any other tutorials you think would be good, trying to get back to Middle Earth Mondays again soon! And thanks so much for joining the Patreon!
had to go a little off script on this one since my Gandalf is the one from the Balrog set but the video certainly gave me a great template to work from!
Just had a week off for a holiday. Now I'm coming back into painting with a plan, and I'll finally be finishing up my favourite Gandalf sculpt, the Rivendell Gandalf. I've also got the final fate of the Witch King to finish. Next up, painting Pelennor Fields would be a good series to do. I've still got a box 90% unbuilt. I was saving it for a get started series, but they've got the awesome Osgiliath set out now. Which I think would be a better choice as it includes scenery.
Thanks so much! They’re all coming don’t worry! Yes I can of course explain that tonight, in the meantime I did make a little video on it but please ask me anything tonight! ua-cam.com/users/shorts51Hx1uTmtSw?feature=share
Really loving Middle Earth Mondays! My first reaction was that you should paint up some Moria goblins and a cave troll, but on reflection, the starter boxes are probably a more appropriate starting point, just in case there are indeed people without multiple boxes of stored minis....
Sometimes it's nice to keep old stuff painted as they are, but then again we have so much better paints now and things are just easier! Plus these models do deserve to be given a fresh coat of paint every 20 years or so :D
Thanks for this video, love the series! This is one of my favorite versions of Gandalf, and I stopped painting him for some reason. Maybe this will give me the nudge I need to get him done.
It's BLUE???? No way .... Well damn, it IS blue 🤯. Middle Earth Monday is entertaining AND informative. Pelinor Fields next would be great. I'm interested to see how you tackle the warriors of the dead. I could never get them quite right
For new players in MESBG, battle companies is a very good start getting in the game. So you can maybe think about painting a battle company of your choice.
Thank you for the tutorial on the Fellowship of the Ring . My father is a huge fan of the books trilogy so I read it when I was 10. I'm into Fantasy, SciFi etc... since and I am 36. This series inspired me for his next birthday gift: I found the box on amazon and I will definitely paint it the way you teaches us! Quick question I wanted to ask, are you Irish or a another regional accent? I said that because I'm french, working for American Express so I'm used to talk to a lots of people from Texas and Seattle. You speak somewhat fast. This is not a bad thing because since I watch your tutorials, I have made real progress in English. (Thank you for that also)
Let me know what you want to see next, Battle of Pennelor Fields set, or do I jump right into the Journey of the Ringbearer campaign and paint characters as Frodo sets out on his adventure?
Great Idea! I'd love to see how you paint the wraith/Witchking on his fellbeast
Good job!!
Thanks so much!
Would love to see some riders of rohan! So yeah battle of pellinor fields!!
Sounds good pal.
How to paint easterlings would be cool I really like your tutorials and guides on how to paint
I love easterlings.
@@MediocreHobbies would you do a painting tutorial? would love to see a contrast and wash way for them
@@deveftator I will 100% be doing them on the channel in the future.
Pellinor fields!
So many votes I feel that is for sure the next set.
Don't really care what order you do them in, I'm kinda excited to see you do them all. I'll never own any of these, but I do have a bunch of the old '70's metal minis from Bakshi's film, so I get to live vicariously thru you.
Hahahhaha very sneaky.
Loving this series Andy.
Personally I'd like to see you paint the set peices as told by the story. So the fellowship done here as they leave rivendell. Perhaps if you have the models going back slightly (I'm gunna murder the spellings here) and doing attack on weathertop, arwen on horseback carrying frodo being chased by mounted nazgul. The battle in balins tomb, battle at the bridge of kazhad dun. Amon hen and the split of the fellowship etc. Etc.
Seeing you paint a wounded and dying boromir will be super sad.
Thanks so much! That’s exactly what the journey of the ringbearer would be! It’s Frodo and then Sam leaving Bag End, first encounter is Farmer Maggot 😄 I would be painting everyone they meet along the way in order! Unfortunately for you it looks like fields of pennelor has more votes so it might be coming first but I will get there!
@@MediocreHobbies of course, how could it compete with that amazing box. Either way seeing all your middle earth videos will be amazing
I love Middle Earth Mondays! Gives me the courage to finally start painting my Fellowship! Would love to see you paint other characters like Saruman after you’re done with the Fellowship!
That’s the plan. I want to get them all done.
Great tutorial. I'm a bit late to the game - I last painted mini's back in the early 2000's, with my Dark Angels army. I only recently got back into the hobby after a friend of mine started painting the MESBG miniatures himself and painted a couple of extra models for me to go on my LOTR book shelf. I bought the scenic base off eBay after my brother in law was doing a clear out of his house and found the entire fellowship unpainted, so I'm slowly working my way through. I've just finished Gandalf and moving on to Frodo and Sam next - just subscribed to your patreon while I follow along! Thanks for the great content :)
It’s never too late to paint these figures! What a great find-the whole fellowship! Once you get through this playlist let me know if there’s any other tutorials you think would be good, trying to get back to Middle Earth Mondays again soon! And thanks so much for joining the Patreon!
had to go a little off script on this one since my Gandalf is the one from the Balrog set but the video certainly gave me a great template to work from!
Glad to her pal. I shall be doing the Gandalf at some stage I’m sure.
Just had a week off for a holiday. Now I'm coming back into painting with a plan, and I'll finally be finishing up my favourite Gandalf sculpt, the Rivendell Gandalf. I've also got the final fate of the Witch King to finish.
Next up, painting Pelennor Fields would be a good series to do. I've still got a box 90% unbuilt. I was saving it for a get started series, but they've got the awesome Osgiliath set out now. Which I think would be a better choice as it includes scenery.
I’ve already done a full series on the osgiliath. Box set. You should check it out.
@@MediocreHobbies I will do.
Best video yet. Interested to see Gandalf the white or sauraman ,, can you explain zenithal on your stream tonight please 🙏🏻
Thanks so much! They’re all coming don’t worry! Yes I can of course explain that tonight, in the meantime I did make a little video on it but please ask me anything tonight! ua-cam.com/users/shorts51Hx1uTmtSw?feature=share
Pelennor Fields for me! I have the box waiting to go & it would be great to have something to follow along to.
It’s won the vote, will get that series going soon!
thank you for sharing the guide to painting this model. its beautiful
Thanks pal. Glad you liked it.
Dry brushing the model with white or ivory over the grey seer would help reduce the speckling from the rattle can and get some easy highlights.
Solid idea.
Pellinor Fields gets my vote! Would be really useful for someone returning to the hobby like myself. Great series.
It seems to be the winner so far so stay tuned! Glad you’re enjoying the series!
Really loving Middle Earth Mondays! My first reaction was that you should paint up some Moria goblins and a cave troll, but on reflection, the starter boxes are probably a more appropriate starting point, just in case there are indeed people without multiple boxes of stored minis....
Hey that is not a bad idea at all pal. I like that a lot.
Really nice. Might have to repaint my fellowship from the early 2000s sometime.
Sometimes it's nice to keep old stuff painted as they are, but then again we have so much better paints now and things are just easier! Plus these models do deserve to be given a fresh coat of paint every 20 years or so :D
I love this series, I must say I would love to see anything relating to Rohan or Moria. Keep up the great work 🎉
Don’t worry pal. Rohan is coming quite soon. Need to catch up soon
Pellinor fields gets my vote
Solid choice.
Thanks for this video, love the series! This is one of my favorite versions of Gandalf, and I stopped painting him for some reason. Maybe this will give me the nudge I need to get him done.
I hope it does.
Спасибо большое Вам за вашу работу😊
Anytime pal.
It's BLUE???? No way .... Well damn, it IS blue 🤯. Middle Earth Monday is entertaining AND informative. Pelinor Fields next would be great. I'm interested to see how you tackle the warriors of the dead. I could never get them quite right
Hahhahaha dam you.
Looks great! 👍👏😁
Glad you like it.
Nice, love the Lord of the Rings models.
There so good.
For new players in MESBG, battle companies is a very good start getting in the game. So you can maybe think about painting a battle company of your choice.
That is a fantastic comment. And very very true.
Love the vid! Question, why not just do one prime coat of white scar or a variant of white?
I like it to be a little darker and to get full coverage you need to spray a lot. So a solid coat of black for the primer and then grey to add colour.
Thank you for the tutorial on the Fellowship of the Ring . My father is a huge fan of the books trilogy so I read it when I was 10. I'm into Fantasy, SciFi etc... since and I am 36. This series inspired me for his next birthday gift: I found the box on amazon and I will definitely paint it the way you teaches us! Quick question I wanted to ask, are you Irish or a another regional accent? I said that because I'm french, working for American Express so I'm used to talk to a lots of people from Texas and Seattle. You speak somewhat fast. This is not a bad thing because since I watch your tutorials, I have made real progress in English. (Thank you for that also)
That’s so cool what your doing for your dad. And yes I am indeed Irish. Glad it’s not to fast for you and you can understand. Thanks for the comment.
I'think my Felloship of the ring is a different version. Gandalf has a different posture and a scarf!
There’s a ton of variations!