u/InterestingIce700

Here's just some renders of some minifigures I designed on GIMP, then put into Mecabricks. They are based off of the LEGO LOTR game.

For this minifigure, I got a really cool resin 3D-printed Witch-king LEGO piece from the.bricknook on Facebook. Then, I primed it, painted it, and did a semi-gloss finish with Mod Podge. Since I did not have the actual Ringwraith torso, I used waterslide decal paper that I first painted a layer of gray onto, printed the black robe design on top, and then transferred it onto the torso. The cape is just a knockoff one from online. Have you seen any Fell Beast MOCs I could use for this minifigure?

I've always wanted to have a lego LOTR game accurate Tom Bombadil so I decided to make one:

To make this minifigure I started by using a graphic design software called GIMP to design the torso design. I then printed it out on waterslide decal paper and transferred it onto the minifigure torso. I used clear waterslide decal paper for the black lines and white paper for the belt. For the legs, I used the black Vulcan's legs but used an eraser to remove the unwanted print, and after many broken attempts, I swapped the black hip piece for a brown one. The original hat I made was from a knockoff Pirates of the Caribbean Angelica minifigure that I removed the hair from, painted, and glossed. Later on, I made another hat that is more accurate to the official LEGO design from the Lord of the Rings video game. I took several LEGO pieces, including a bucket piece (95343), a dish (piece 4740), a stud (piece 85861), and another stud with a bar in the top (piece 20482) that I sanded and super glued together to form the hat. I also used some resin in the top of the hat to fill in the hole (the bottom of the bucket). Then, I primed, painted, and glossed it along with a feather to complete it. Which hat do you think looks better?