For Gondor!
This months battle saw Rick using his new battle mat, decorated with the Gondor houses he made for me a few years ago. He fielded a Gondor army, led by mounted Boromir while I had a Mordor (Morannon army) with Gothmog and a Troll Chieftain.


http://thewarofthering.blogspot.co.uk/2017/03/hobbit-batrep-gondor-v-morannon-orcs.html

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Leonardis
Army blog:Http://www.thewarofthering.blogspot.co.uk/

Great models and battlefield, although it certainly seemed like it was a bit of a slaughter.

Those houses were great. How did he make him?

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Forlorn, I remove my Iron Guard from the pile of Goblins; just staring at that 6 with disbelief.

He used blue foam, they are lovely and ideal Gondor buildings!

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Leonardis
Army blog:Http://www.thewarofthering.blogspot.co.uk/

Nice models, nice terrain, nice armies
The only negative point was some pictures a bit blurry

At how many points were you playing?

Certainly a lovely layout. Always nice to see what you and your mates are up to. Poor Gondor, I guess they do better behind stone walls.

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"Diplomacy is the art of saying 'nice doggie' until you can find a rock." -Will Rogers

Great report, the models and board were very nice

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Soon Master Elf, you will enjoy the fabled hospitality of the Dwarves! Roaring fires, malt beer, red meat off the bone!

Any instructions on how to build those houses, they look stunning!

There are a couple ways to make houses like this. One way is to use Hirst arts blocks. Mapper, Oldman Willow and I use them extensively. See our WIPs for photos. However, Leonardis did in fact make his with foam. For instructions specific to Gondor buildings, check out Battle Games in Middle Earth magazine, specifically #33, 42, 59. You should be able to find these issues quite cheaply on ebay.

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"Diplomacy is the art of saying 'nice doggie' until you can find a rock." -Will Rogers