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1:48 scale is even smaller than the games workshop miniatures and those were 1: 28 scale! 1 inch figures!! the balrog was a tall 6 inches!! no way for those unless they make it bigger.

and definitely fellowship cresting the hill.
 
In a diorama of the Balin's Tomb the smaller scale would accentuate the environment, not the characters -- and as that set was just gorgeous, I'd buy it just as an empty environment sculpt. The characters would be just a bonus. Also, it would go perfectly with the Moria. So bring it on, pliz.

I'd get the iconic Cresting dio too. But whatever they do, I just hope it's always more than just character sculpts on a nondescript base -- which is one of my major gripes with the first piece of the line, and also a considerable problem with the second one. The two SW dioramas both have very iconic environments added to the character sculpts, and that's why I love them -- it's like owning a piece of those worlds.

I'm still surprised by how much I love the Space Slug enviorama, and hope to see that feeling recaptured in future pieces of the LOTR diorama line.
 
Speaking of empty dioramas, it's too bad that Sideshow may not have the license to cate the abandoned SS/W Paths of the Dead burial piece because that would double up as a great environment.
 
Radagaster said:
Speaking of empty dioramas, it's too bad that Sideshow may not have the license to cate the abandoned SS/W Paths of the Dead burial piece because that would double up as a great environment.

:confused:

I must have missed that one, I remember the Moria cemetary; but not anything from the Paths of the Dead. Do you have any pics?! :confused:
 
I believe it's one and the same. It is actually the Moria cemetary, a weird choice for an enviro. Just like the 'shields' line - there never was one, they were just shields from possible statues that were never done.
 
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