Minas Tirith Showcase

THE SHORT VERSION

Mark Jones chooses a movable street scene rather than a complete model of Minas Tirith’s enormous walls. Rounded stone arches, colonnades and a statue-topped fountain distinguish Gondor’s buildings from other Middle-earth architecture. Rearranging the structures makes the same terrain useful for different battles. The commentary shows how recognisable details can evoke a city without reproducing all of it.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 292, pp. 124–125.

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