Hobbit on pony

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  • #748
    Mornedhel
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      Hi

      Anybody Knows about this figure?

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      #27575
      Mornedhel
      Participant

        Hi

        Anybody Knows about this figure?

        [imgz url=http://mmp.faerylands.eu/uploads/485_image.jpg]http://mmp.faerylands.eu/uploads/thumbs/485_image.jpg[/imgz]

        [imgz url=http://mmp.faerylands.eu/uploads/485_photo2.jpg]http://mmp.faerylands.eu/uploads/thumbs/485_photo2.jpg[/imgz]
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        #27583
        Thingol
        Participant

          …. !?!?!? I know that no one here does not have it :)

          #27584
          Milo
          Participant

            Magnificent and never seen before ! :):D

            #27588
            Barliman
            Participant

              As I’ve remarked elsewhere, what a waste that it never went into production! It seems odd to take a figure up to this stage and then never market it. Presumably there was a reason, and hopefully a good one, but I can’t imagine what it might have been.

              #27598
              Theobald
              Participant

                What I can see is that the pose of the figure was not changed at all. With the M162 mounted Dwarf there seem to be just the head being changed, as it clearly reveils a Dwarf with his beard and not a Hobbit with curly hair. With the M 162 there’s a hood of his cape covering most of his hair. There might be some more minor changes in detail, but I can only witness one (as I cannot see the back of the figure). – What I see is, that there’s no such bag next to his right hand in which he carries the reigns (in front of his left knee).
                Well, that’s all I can see comparing Mornedhel’s picture with the M162.

                #27599
                Theobald
                Participant

                  Sorry, there are more slight details being different concerning all the package the pony carries.

                  #27600
                  Mornedhel
                  Participant

                    I Will post additional pictures back at home on 25 Not so easy With iPad as all photos are named image.jpg

                    #27602
                    Theobald
                    Participant

                      thank you very much indeed, Master Mornedhel

                      #27615
                      Milo
                      Participant

                        Master Ent, legs have also new positions so it is not as [mith]M60[/mith] or [mith]M162[/mith] but a new pony.
                        I also wonder in what year it has been sculpted. Anything written under its base ?

                        #27619
                        Gildor
                        MMP Elder

                          well as far as I can see, it seems that the picture from Mornedhel depicts a horse, not a poney… (i am no expert, but when I see the neck and head , it looks more of a horse than a poney)

                          which means the hobbit could be Bullroarer Took…?

                          #27623
                          Barliman
                          Participant

                            Possibly, but if so I would have expected him to be carrying a club.

                            #27624
                            Mornedhel
                            Participant

                              I will not go for Bullroarer as this hobbit is not really tall.

                              “Bullroarer, who was so huge (for a hobbit) that he could ride a horse.”

                              And doesn’t carry a club, which is the famous weapon he is known for.

                              Master Gildor in dicussion we have on November last year I mentionned this mounted hobbit.

                              D’autres figurines uniques existent,

                              [large]un hobbit monté en prototype[/large] A mounted hobbit
                              – quelques figurines planifiées pour une série M « Dol Guldur » jamais réalisée
                              – quelques figurines basées sur le module de ICE « wild of rhovanion »

                              #27625
                              Gildor
                              MMP Elder

                                ah yes, true enough! did not “link” this one with the one from your email :)

                                as for the dol guldur and wilderlands series, well, we are aware of them though we have never seen them…

                                #27626
                                Turambar
                                Participant

                                  . . but isn´t the right time to release these series ?! Maybe somebody should tell the people in Ireland, that we are inside the “Hobbit-years” . . .

                                  That pony rider is brilliant.

                                  #27627
                                  Mornedhel
                                  Participant

                                    Michael O’Brien reported the Hobbit movie cause more issues than benefits as Mithril dosen’t fit Peter Jackson interpretation of Middle-Earth.
                                    People looking for Hobbit miniatures expect to find out the movie characters (physical point of view) as most of them never read the book.

                                    #27628
                                    Tolwen
                                    Participant
                                      Mornedhel wrote:
                                      Michael O’Brien reported the Hobbit movie cause more issues than benefits as Mithril dosen’t fit Peter Jackson interpretation of Middle-Earth.
                                      People looking for Hobbit miniatures expect to find out the movie characters (physical point of view) as most of them never read the book.

                                      And these people will find their minis at GW without doubt, not caring about the book but only for the movie depictions.

                                      Personally, I find some designs from the PJ movies superior to Mithril’s interpretations. In most cases (especially the “human” types in a wider sense) I judge Mithril closer to the mark though.

                                      Cheers
                                      tolwen

                                      #27631
                                      erchamion
                                      Participant

                                        Wow! awesome discovery! I like very much this hobbit :)

                                        #27637
                                        Mornedhel
                                        Participant

                                          Pictures added. I forgot to photography the base.
                                          I will ask Michael

                                          #27706
                                          Gildor
                                          MMP Elder

                                            by the way I have the history of this figurine… it was meant to be for a project of Hobbit characters mounted (dwarves on horses and hobbit on poney) but this project never came to fruition. Chris had made Bilbo on a horse and when sculpted he noted he had made a mistake, making the poney… too big, actually a big horse which was not canon at all and unfitting so the project was put aside.

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