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So, calling on the generosity of a fellow hobbyist, I
acquired a plastic mace from a Fireforge plastic kit. It came attached to the
arm, but that was no biggie. After cutting off the Witch King’s hand, I
replaced it with the hand holding the mace. Just a quick pin and glue job. It’s
a simple conversion, but I think it makes for a much improved figure. I think
he is actually more menacing wielding this more believable mace than the
over-sized flail.
Nazgul aren’t really much fun to paint. Even with a bit of
extra silver on the Witch King, he is still basically a bunch of black robes. Still,
a figure I’m glad to add to my collection.
I like it.
ReplyDeleteNice conversion looks very effective.
ReplyDeleteBetter than the original. Are you going to do a 'Twilight' one to match for when someone's wearing the One Ring?
ReplyDeleteNice, simple but oh how it enhances the look of the figure!
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