
Mithril has made a batch of only 250 of these miniatures
available to members.
Brief History:
This
MS437 Miniature was suggested by Wendy Rafalski in September.
He first appears in 'The
passing of the Grey Company' section of the Lord of the Rings.
Aragorn and some of his friends started out towards Minas
Tirith with Theoden and Eomer. As they passed the Fords of
Isen they were approached by horsemen. One dismounted and
introduced himself, 'Halbarad Dunadan, Ranger of the
North am I'. He was seeking Aragorn. Aragorn asked
'What is that you bear, Kinsman?' For he saw that instead
of a spear he bore a tall staff, as it were a standard, but
it was close-furled in a black cloth bound about with many
tongs.
'It is a gift that I bring
you from the Lady of Rivendell,' answered Halbarad. 'She wrought
it in secret, and long was the making. But she also sends
words to you: "The days are short. Either our
hope cometh, or all hope end. Therefore I send thee what I
have made for thee. Fare well, Elfstone!"
And Aragorn said: 'Now I know
what you bear. Bear it still for me a while!'.
Dimensions: Halbarad is 65mm
in height from base to tip of staff/standard.
This miniature is blister packed and primed
in Mithril's special undercoat. It requires some assembly.
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| Click to see larger images of this
miniature painted by Herbert Lukaszewski in January 2006 |
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| Click to see larger images of this
miniature painted by Richard Abbott in January 2006 |
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| Click to see larger images of this
miniature painted by David Daines in February 2006 |
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