Illustration du livre "The Double-Armed Man" de William Neade, publié à Londres en 1625.

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Illustration du livre "The Double-Armed Man" de William Neade, publié à Londres en 1625.
"I plume to his helmet, a quiver and a bow. There's nowhere to run now, there's no place to go. The hunt is cast and ready."
“Númenórean steel-bows”
Fifteenth and final new watercolour depicting Tolkien’s Second Age. I will post a compilation of all fifteen motifs later today, with information about where to acquire prints.
Bretonnian army. Still have some infantry to paint, like the battle pilgrims and scouts (I also have some sisters and crossbowmen) I also have some ideas for at least three other cavalry units. I’ll have to figure out how to print and convert them...
The Angels of Mons
Bowmen by Rostyslav Zagornov
And here my second group of Hobbit/halflings. These are the shortbow men or hunters. I really love the variety of the sculpts. They give so much to my small Hobbit group. :-)
Anyway these too were made by "TTCombat" (https://ttcombat.com/collections/fantasy-heroes/halflings_halfling-army) and are part of their halfling army.