Princess of the Sacred Isles
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Spear-weilding hero and High Druid
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Saturday, March 28, 2009
Celts, part 1
Forces of the sacred Isles of Toora and Loora, off the west coast of Murfy.
Swords, spears and axes
Swords, spears and axes
Prelude to Mirth
This will be a sort of catalog of my fantasy miniatures. I call my world "Mirth" (a contraction of Middle Earth and a pun).
The main "good guys" are
The human kingdom of Hardwicke
The Wood Elves
The dwarven kingdom of Beerstone
There are also other smaller or more distant "good guys", such as
The dwarven island of Smorgasbergen (Norse dwarves)
The dwarven kingdom of Firestone (gunpowder-using dwarves)
The Freestone dwarves
The main "bad guys" are various groups of orcs and goblins, with the occasional monster
One major concentration of these "baddies" are the often feuding groups who dwell in various parts of the Desert of Skorch
Most of the miniatures I'll be showing here have been collected and painted over years (decades, even) past. They are mostly GW (Games Workshop) miniatures, with some Celtos miniatures (reperesenting the small forces of the sacred islands of Toora and Loora off the west coast of Murfy - part of the Kingdom of Hardwicke), and the odd miniature from other manufacturers, such as Foundry.
The main "good guys" are
The human kingdom of Hardwicke
The Wood Elves
The dwarven kingdom of Beerstone
There are also other smaller or more distant "good guys", such as
The dwarven island of Smorgasbergen (Norse dwarves)
The dwarven kingdom of Firestone (gunpowder-using dwarves)
The Freestone dwarves
The main "bad guys" are various groups of orcs and goblins, with the occasional monster
One major concentration of these "baddies" are the often feuding groups who dwell in various parts of the Desert of Skorch
Most of the miniatures I'll be showing here have been collected and painted over years (decades, even) past. They are mostly GW (Games Workshop) miniatures, with some Celtos miniatures (reperesenting the small forces of the sacred islands of Toora and Loora off the west coast of Murfy - part of the Kingdom of Hardwicke), and the odd miniature from other manufacturers, such as Foundry.
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