I have managed to let nearly two months go by without a post. It is not as if I haven't been doing anything I have just been so busy that updating the blog fell way down the list. For the last several weeks I have been working on terrain and models for the Gathering in the Desert
LOTR:
SBG Indy GT. I have also gotten in a few practice games. The event was held last weekend at Empire Games in Gilbert AZ and was a huge success. I was not last and managed a record of 1-2-2 for the weekend.
Here are some pictures of the terrain
pieces I did to support the event.

This creepy statue is from one of the Halloween village lines. I got it for about $1 a couple of years ago. I finally got around to basing and painting it.
The next four pictures are of a set of the
LOTR ruins from
GW mounted on one of the
forest bases. I mounted the trees that should have been on this base to their own individual round bases. I used some of the extra limbs and leaves to tie the
piece into a woodsy setting.

I also built a total of three sets of the Citadel Woods for the
GiTD and painted them to match
the set a did a few weeks ago for myself. I forgot to get pictures but they look just like mine. I painted two of the
GW modular hills and two of the regular hills to match the
Realm of Battle set I had already painted for the event.
After all the terrain was done I needed to do a few little projects for my
GiTD army. This year I decided to take a
Cirith Ungol army lead by
Gorbag. Most of the army was
Orcs which where already painted. I took
Cirith Ungol because I wanted to use my
Shelob model.
To round out this force all I needed to do was paint a
Mordor Troll,
Gorbag and finish the Banner Bearer.

Here are some links to more coverage of the event: