Warmaster: The Battle of Five Armies that didn't quite get finished

I thought I would put up some more pictures from our Battle of Five Armies game. We didn't finish the game due to the tornado and other events. We still had a great time and the Warmaster system is one of the best out there.

Wolf riders and and the giant wolves (wargs) attack the wood elves. That's Thorin on the right and Gandalf on the left.

Wood elves defended the ford from Goblins.

The Eagles are coming! The Eagles are coming!

The mighty Wood Elf host. Gandalf is the overall general for the forces of good; that's Thanduril, the wood elf king on the left (how's that for trivia!)

The figures are 10mm and are the smallest scale I paint. I believe the key to painting 10mm figures is not to worry about individual units but to paint them so they look good as a unit. In other words, paint the unit not the figure.

The Dwarves of the Iron Hills. These guys are armored and tough.

The Goblin Guard moves through the ruins of Dale. These figures are Black Orks from the Warmaster fantasy line.
The Goblin King. The ruins and the sides of Lonely mountain came with the game and were my first attempts at painting terrain. Turned out pretty good I thought.

Goblins - not in focus but you get the idea.

Wargs with a goblin chieftan. The Forces of evil have the Goblin King, 2 Goblin chieftans and one Goblin Shaman (magician). Forces of Good have Gandalf, the Elf King, Dain Ironfoot, Bard and Thorin as leaders.

The Lakemen on one of the spurs of Lonely Mountain overlooking the dwarves. The men are probably the weakest forces in the game.

Wolf attack!

Goblins, goblins and more goblins. In the game, the goblin infantry shows up randomly. For this game they were very random.

The Gandalf command stand with Bilbo was a nice touch of modeling.

Thorin backing up the Elves.

Dain Ironfoot, general of the Dwarves.

Bard with what is left of an archer unit.

What the battle looks like if you are a Giant Eagle.