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*M26 - M31 Riders of Rohan | |||
*M32 - M41 Cardolan - Thieves of Tharbad | |||
*M42 - M51 Witch-king of Angmar Army | |||
*M52 - M61 The Shire People | |||
*M63 - M72 Halls of the Elven-king | |||
*M73 - M82 Far Harad | |||
*M83 - M92 Mirkwood I | |||
*M93 - M102 Mount Gundabad | |||
*M103 - M112 Mirkwood II | |||
*M130 - M135 Lake-town | |||
*M145 - M154 Gorgoroth | |||
*M155 - M164 Durin's Dwarves (for ''[[Moria: The Dwarven City]]'') | |||
*M165 - M174 Ghost-warriors (for ''[[Haunted Ruins of the Dunlendings]]'') | |||
*M175 - M184 Isengard | |||
*M185 - M194 Fangorn Forest | |||
*M195 - M204 Minas Tirith | |||
*M205 - M214 Lórien Elves | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Latest revision as of 18:30, 25 June 2014
Mithril Miniatures is an Irish company specializing in producing collectable metal miniatures, inspired by Middle-earth as portrayed by J.R.R. Tolkien.
Mithril was founded in 1987, the same year they received the license from Tolkien Enterprises (now, Middle-earth Enterprises). Until the late 1990s, Mithril issued official miniatures for Iron Crown Enterprises's Middle-earth Role Playing.
Products[edit | edit source]
Sculptor: Chris Tubb.
- M26 - M31 Riders of Rohan
- M32 - M41 Cardolan - Thieves of Tharbad
- M42 - M51 Witch-king of Angmar Army
- M52 - M61 The Shire People
- M63 - M72 Halls of the Elven-king
- M73 - M82 Far Harad
- M83 - M92 Mirkwood I
- M93 - M102 Mount Gundabad
- M103 - M112 Mirkwood II
- M130 - M135 Lake-town
- M145 - M154 Gorgoroth
- M155 - M164 Durin's Dwarves (for Moria: The Dwarven City)
- M165 - M174 Ghost-warriors (for Haunted Ruins of the Dunlendings)
- M175 - M184 Isengard
- M185 - M194 Fangorn Forest
- M195 - M204 Minas Tirith
- M205 - M214 Lórien Elves
External links[edit | edit source]
| Licensed miniatures figures for gaming in Middle-earth | |
| Grenadier Models Inc. (1985) | |
| Mithril Miniatures (1987-) | |
| Harlequin Miniatures (1990s) | |
| Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game (2001-) | |
