Lord of the Rings miniatures GW scenery MESBG 3D Model Collection

I've created a collection of my LotR miniature scenery range. They look great with your painted miniatures. I've spend quite some time making these as I'm not an expert, but I love the result!

Hobbit Hole I've designed this Hobbit Hole, Bag End of Bilbo and Frodo Baggins, from pictures i've seen from it. I wanted to have a diorama for my Lord of the Rings miniatures of Bilbo/Frodo for my GW models. It was quite a puzzle to get the measurements right, because I had to do it by eye.

This iconic place is where Frodo received the ring and talks about it with Gandalf, who throws it into this fireplace to prove his theory about the One Ring.

I added a version with a burning fire in the fireplace and an empty fireplace with a separate fire or just logs to put in. So a lot to choose from :)

If you want it to fit into your GW Middle Earth models, then print it to about 5 cm in height. I hope you like it. It was a lot of fun to make!

Throne of Thror This is a replica of the Throne of King Thror, grandfather of Thorin Oakenshield as displayed in the Hobbit movies with the Arkenstone above his head.

I've made it because I love the Lord of the Rings & Hobbit miniature range from Games Workshop and this would be a great addition to my scenery. There aren't many detailed images of this model so I had to scale and size it.

You can use it for your own miniatures but it can be printed as a cool display as well.

I've added 2 versions. one with the small details on the arms and bottom, and one without, depending on your printer quality you can choose either. This is my first ever 3D design, hope you like and enjoy it.

*Bucklebury ferry * One of my favorite designs to work on so far: the Bucklebury ferry from LotR. Designed to scale for 3d printing and for your MEBSG from GW.

The famous scene from the LotR movies where the hobbits cross the river at Bucklebury ferry being chased by the Nazgûl.

I've created a detailed version of the house in 2 separate files so you can print them as 2 separate floors and open the house up for your Middle Earth figures.

Also a separate ferry with a lantern (and one without) and the docks as 2 printable files.