Caution, this hobby might be Hobbit forming!

A reinforcement group, 'won' these at Element Games last November (so a bit quicker than my earlier batches).

Four Hobbit militia, another 20 points on the forces, if taken with upgrades!

Four Sherriffs added. At 5 points a time, that's another 20 points to the force.

If all else fails, they could join the Shropshire Bedlams!

And this lot were bought on 2005! Shocked

Finally got round to painting this lot, I blame Hammy for starting to talk Lord Of The Rings games.

46 figures (plus doubles of Frodo, Merry, Pippin, Pippin and Sam, the three former who I painted many years ago and rebased) and still not met the 500 point minima!

Sam and Sherrifs

Farmer Cotton, Grip, Wolf and Fang, along with two of Cotton's lads

Fredick (Fatty) Bolgar and Lobilia Sackville-Baggins

Bilbo

Attack on Weathertop Hobbits

Pippin and Took Archers

Paladin Took (bearing an uncanny resemblence to Danny Deveto as the Penguin) and his Took Archers

Frodo of the Nine Fingers

Merry and the Buckland Militia

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