It is a time of war, and across Middle-earth great armies are being mustered. From the pealing of silver trumpets in the White City, to the clanging of war-gongs in Barad-Dur, the same call goes out to all the races of Arda. Prepare for battle.



In this section of the Last Alliance, you will find resources to aid you in the preparations of your forces. There are painting guides, instructions on how to convert your figures and many other articles featuring tips on how to make the most of this aspect of the hobby. Finally, there are online galleries where your completed figures can be proudly displayed to the world.



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This section of the Last Alliance is home to articles that will help you collect the Lord of the Rings miniatures from Games Workshop. In time, this section will contain all you need to know about this aspect of the hobby, from release schedules and product checklists, to advice on how best to store, display and transport your precious figures.

Want to find out how to paint your figures the 'eavy metal way? Check this list for the location of all the Games Workshop miniature painting guides.

Want your miniatures to have a little more variety? Looking to create a model that is unique to your army? Inspiration on how to achieve this can be found in this section, everything from a simple cut and bend, to full-on reconstructive surgery.

The final stages of raising an army, from basing and varnishing, to adding banners and flags.

One of the most creative aspects of the hobby is using these miniatures to recreate scenes from the movie. These wonderful displays are called dioramas, and can be seen in this section.

In this part of The Last Alliance we present reviews of various models that may be suitable for use with the Lord of the Rings Games. This includes miniatures made by Games Workshop and other manufacturers.