Forge World’s Nazgul Of Dol Guldur Gather As One
March 27, 2018 by brennon
Forge World has now made available the last of the Nazgul Of Dol Gudur! The final three in the set is now available up on their webstore for you to snap up, completing the set from The Hobbit movie series.
This set breaks down and gives you the Forsaken and two Abyssal Knights who fight alongside him. As you might have guessed, the Forsaken is the fellow with the funny sword-breaker style weapon.
All of these models can then be banded together with the rest of this collection of them below.
The set is certainly one that has divided a lot of people because the design of some of these Nazgul was so divisive when the films came out.
I still don't think I'm entirely on board with some of the designs (especially Khamul The Easterling at the back there with the curled horns) but the set does look very cool when combined together.
Hardy Survivors
As well as the Nazgul we also have Hilda Biance & Percy now as part of the Forge World collection. They are two of the characters you will have seen in the last of the three films fighting back against the rampaging army of Orcs under Azog.
The paint job on these models, and in fact the Nazgul above, is a lot better than some of the painting we've seen on Forge World models in the past and I think that really helps bring the models to life. I'd really love both of these characters!
As well as being used to drop into the mix for your games of The Hobbit SBG they would also work nicely as role-playing characters too I reckon.
What do you think of their new releases?
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All the Nazgul together like that… they would make excellent evil paladins for a DnD campaign…
Yay the gang’s all hear & the fighter’s look good.
While those Nazguls look good they have too static poses. How ever Hilda Biance & Percy are better than than those Nazguls.
Waiting on the #7 Express to Minas Tirith. Lame, static poses, and an unbelievable price. If you’re going to bill yourself as a boutique miniatures company, it behooves you to make better ones, and not just come up with a price like you’re making better ones.
You can get well posed Reaper Bones proxy models that look far better for about $4.00 each.
Great miniatures and an excellent game, but there is now way I am paying that sort of money for them! The silly pricing killed of my gaming group, and now I play Bolt Action.
I like them, except Bunny Ears Guy.
They look better individually then as a group.
Is it me or most of them are the same pose with some small modifications? One hand resting and one holding weapon.
The detail on them looks great maybe except the above mentioned lord Bunny Ears.. and also the bottom one that’s armed with a corkscrew?!
Excuse the typo in my comment above.. and the one in the article, as I’m pretty sure it’s Hilda Bianca not Biance.
Towns folk are stand out, if the troops were in plastic I’d be tempted
You know, it would be great if they started releasing some of the classic LOTR minis on made to order.
The FW stuff is nice, but for those prices I can buy Mierce miniatures, and those are leaps and bounds ahead in quality.
Design wise, they are ok, but I really dislike most of the designs from the Hobbit movies, everything felt fake and over the top, especially when compared to LOTR which pulled off a much more organic look.
Have to agree. Mierce makes outstanding models at about the same price… or maybe cheaper in some cases.