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Elmore Dragons
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Best Miniature Line of 2004
Origins Awards 2005
Caldwell Masterworks
Nominee
Best Miniature Line of 2005
Origins Awards 2006
Visions in Fantasy
Nominee
Best Miniature Line of 2005
Origins Awards 2006
Parkinson Masterworks
Nominee
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Elmore Masterworks
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Miniature Lines - George R.R. Martin Masterworks
Premium Pewter Miniatures in the newer 28mm to 30mm scale
Below you will find individual miniature photos for every George R.R. Martin Masterworks miniature to date. Click on a picture to bring up a window with larger painted versions of each miniature from our staff painters. We also have George R.R. Martin resource links and official color schemes for the Wave 1 miniatures listed below.
The George R.R. Martin Masterworks Wave # 2 Miniatures List has been finalized. We are looking at: Daenerys Targaryen with the three baby dragons, Ser Gregor Clegane The Mountain That Rides, Tyrion Lannister The Imp, Prince Oberyn Martell The Red Viper of Dorne, Robb Stark The Young Wolf, Brienne The Maid of Tarth, Two Different Lannister Guards, and Two Different Courtly Ladies. This will be a very fun release. And do I hear the howl of Dire Wolves with this release as well? Stay tuned...
The George R.R. Martin Masterworks Premium Miniature line has made the final cut for Best Miniature Line of the year (2007). For those of you wondering how this process works, the academy judges take all of the submitted nominees and narrow the field down to the top 10 for the first round of voting which takes place at the GAMA Trade Show. This field of 10 is then narrowed to 5 final candidates. Final voting for the overall winner will take place at Origins in late June. So be sure to vote!
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Additional Resources and Useful
Links for those wishing to learn more
about
the worlds and works of George R.R. Martin |
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| The official Web site of George R.R. Martin - loads of excellent information from the man himself. You can also access George's LiveJournal via the "Not A Blog" link. | |
| Direct Link to George R.R. Martin's LiveJournal page/discussion forum. | |
| The Wikipedia page for George R.R. Marin's A Song of Ice and Fire series. I refer to these pages quite often when I am looking for fast information and I do not have time to grab one of the novels and page through it. There is a boatload of great information here. | |
| The Westeros.org Web site is an excellent community site where you can find out all sorts of great information regarding the world of Westeros where the Song of Ice and Fire series takes place. | |
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Official color schemes and commentary from George R.R. Martin that he shared with our staff painters |
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Jon Snow
Jon has dark brown hair and dark grey eyes. For his sword Longclaw - the blade would be dark grey rather than silver, with ripples in the steel, and the pommel carved white stone with garnet eyes. His clothing would all be black except perhaps the fur lining his cloak, which could be black, grey, or white. Metal fastenings -- buckles, buttons, etc. -- should be silver. He spends a lot of time outdoors, and his skin tone would reflect that. |
| Ser Loras The Knight of the Flowers Ser Loras has brown hair and brown eyes. His shield would display three golden roses on a green field. His cloak is decorated with hundreds of small blue forget-me-nots. A couple different ways to approach his armor: The easiest way would be to do the plate in a dark metallic green, the mail in gold. All the flowers should be gold as well. Ditto the jousting scene inlaid on his breastplate. A more ambitious approach would be to do the chainmail in dark green, the plate in white, and make the decorations a riot of color -- flowers of all sorts and types, and the two knights in the jousting scene both barded in their own colors, even down to the heraldry on their little bitty shields. It would take a helluva painter to bring that off, however. |
| Cersei Lannister Cersei has golden blond hair and green eyes. Her favorite jewels are emeralds, which bring out the color of her eyes. Her gown... well, there's no "right" choice there. She likes green, again, to match her eyes. She has been known to wear Lannister crimson as well. After the death of her son and father, she often wore black for mourning, though she complained that it made her look sallow with her fair skin. |
| Jaime Lannister Jaime has golden blond hair and green eyes. Skin tone perhaps a bit more tan than his twin's, since he spends more time outdoors in the sun. There are two possible ways to paint Jaime's armor. If done as a Lannister, his armor should all be gold, his cloak crimson. If portraying him as a knight of the Kingsguard, his armor would be enameled white (not "alwhite" silver, but milk white) chased with gold (the lion on his breastplate, his knee and shoulder protection, his spurs, his cloak clasps, etc.). His cloak would be pure white. In either case, the sword that he is holding should have a gilded blade. |
| Melisandre Melisandre has red hair, red eyes (yes red), and red lips. At her throat she wears a ruby. Her clothing would be shades of red, here and there accented with orange or yellow, the colors of flame. Her skin tone would be very pale, white, a strong contrast to the red. |
| Sandor Clegane - The Hound Sandor has brown hair and dark brown/ black eyes along with weathered wind-burnt skin tones. The scarred side of his face is a tangle of black and blood red, dark and angry, shiny with scar tissue. His armor is dull grey, and shows nicks, dents, and other signs of hard use. His sword belt and scabbard would be brown. His surcoat could be done in yellow, bearing the three black dogs of House Clegane on front and black -- but his brother often wears those arms, so Sandor oft chooses something else. A plain olive green surcoat would also work. Or he might garb himself as a Lannister man-at-arms, in a crimson surcoat, with a small Lannister lion badge over his heart (NOT a large lion spread across the entire chest, that's reserved for actual Lannisters). |
| The Sword Brothers of the Nights Watch - General
Descriptions Black cloaks, black boots, black armor. Skin and hair color could be almost anything. The Night's Watch included all sorts of people. So long as the predominant color of the clothing is black, they will fit right in. A few non-black items -- jewelry, belts, clasps, whatever -- are certainly allowable. Everything much more. |