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Into Mordor

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Here's my newest creation, depicting the scene from ROTK where Frodo and Sam, disguised as orcs, are approached by a group of orcs and their linebreaker...

About this creation

"After Samwise Gamgee rescues Frodo from Cirith Ungol, they travel further into the land of Mordor, disguised as orcs. As they keep walking on and on, weary and tiresome, they find that up ahead a group of orcs is passing through, slowly moving towards them. As they keep calm and quiet, hoping not to be seen, they are approached by an orc linebreaker who sees them as little orcs and pulls them into the group to march among them..."

A few (pretty bad) extra pictures to show some more details of the whole thing:

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C&C is welcome as always.

I'm hoping to be able to continue my other projects soon,
such as my upcoming Fell Beast and some other planned stuff.

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Everett .M

March 13, 2013

I love the stoney ground! keep it up!!!

I like it

Ryan "Ronin" Dragonslayer

January 19, 2013

Amazing build! I loved this scene in the film and I always found the scene in the Rankin Bass film hilarious and someone combined the two http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-tjJDFfjQw Great stonework and I love the custom orcs!

I like it

mitchell niemand

January 19, 2013

cool scene and nice minifigs!

Takanuva 77

January 18, 2013

Sweet:)

I like it

David .

January 18, 2013

This is epic!

I like it

A Sargent

January 18, 2013

Great job! I like the figures and the detailing! You should recieve an invitation to my group soon! Once again, superb creation =D

I made it

General Magma

January 18, 2013

Thanks everyone!

Quoting ~ Caleb ~ Great scene! Although I must say, where'd you get that pale goblin's head? I've never seen it before!!!

If you mean the bald orc, I customized it by painting a Gringotts goblin head from HP. Most of the orcs you see here are customized, as are many other orcs in my army of Mordor. (around 50 orcs and counting)