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Mithril Miniatures has released two more 32mm scale metal figures this week. These are winning ideas from the Fellowship club, where members submit new ideas monthly and vote on them and the winning idea goes into production. Mithril moved from a traditional style of sculpting to a 3D design and...

Mithril Miniatures released in July 2017 three new 32mm scale metal miniatures from the Fellowship club (where members submit ideas and then vote on them). These were winning ideas from May, July and August 2016. The first is MZ634 Easterling Shaman. Easterlings were allied to Mordor and as a...

Mithril Miniatures - February 2017 releases - Tobold Hornblower, Snowtroll & Orophin. Mithril Miniatures have released three new MZ digitally designed 32mm scale metal miniatures at the end of February 2017. These miniatures include Old Toby, or Tobold Hornblower, a famous Hobbit around the...

MZ630 Duinhir of Morthond was February 2016's winning idea from the Fellowship club, where it was suggested by members and voted on by members before it went on the list for production. Duinhir is a minor Gondorian Provincial lord that brought five hundred archers and his two sons to aid their...

Mithril Miniatures has released five new metal Lord of the Rings miniatures in June 2016 to complete the long running Helm's Deep series. These five figures are Saruman's demolition team that blew a hole in the Deeping Wall of the Rohirrim fortress with kegs of destructive powder that the evil...

Mithril Miniatures is moving away from traditional sculpting materials like Modelling clay in favour of digital design using Zbrush and 3D printing the resulting master figures. These then will in turn be turned into master moulds for casting metal miniatures for public sale. This is quite a...

Mithril Miniatures release in April 2016 | Female Orc Archer & Rumil of Lothlorien. Mithril Miniatures has released two more 32mm scale metal miniatures, influenced by ideas from our Fellowship club. These are, as all our miniatures are, based on The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings books...