Five of my warriors were already painted when they arrived, so I painted up the rest of the warriors to match them.īoth Tavros and Games Workshop went for a brighter, 'white knight' look for their models - I opted for more of a 'hidden guard,' dark scheme for mine, though I still used the traditional Gondorian Blue (in my case, Kantor Blue) for the trim. Instead of using cardstock for the wings, though, I simply used some modeling putty (faster and easier), pressed it into the shape I wanted, and then painted over them to finish the helmets. Tavros posted back in February about converting Numenorian Swordsmen into Knights of Dol Amroth, and I basically followed his lead in regards to how to build my knights.

In line with Tavros' decision to convert swordsmen into Knights of Dol Amroth, I followed suit and crafted a number of Dol Amroth Knights as well, and I also came up with a creative use for all of those spearmen that came with them. To clear space on my desk, I finished up some long-term projects from a purchase I made several months ago, namely, what to do with a pack lot of over 30 Numenorian Warriors I purchased off eBay. Greetings again from the Forge! The boys over here at the How have been pretty busy clearing space on the workstation so that there's enough room to work on the terrain projects I promised in my last post.

Knights of dol amroth