Let's Chat: Play Along Toys Attack Craft Orc with Sword & Shield

From yesterday's post of the Attack Craft Orc with Sword and Shield, we have the Chat images.

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The Chat prompt was: "Remove base from figure, otherwise not altering or changing any details of the figure. Place this Lord of Rings Orc in the ruined streets of Osgiliath fighting Gondorian soldiers."

This was one of those times the program gave me two options. I like the second option the best in that it has a busier look with more warriors battling in the streets.

Play Along Toys AOME LOTR - Heroes & Villains of Middle-earth - Attack Craft Orc with Sword & Shield

You'll notice the base of this orc are the wooden planks of the attack craft he was meant to be a part of, but which was never released.

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Play Along Toys AOME LOTR - Heroes & Villains of Middle-earth - Attack Craft Orc with Club

There are two Orcs in this Heroes and Villains series specifically labeled as 'Attack Craft Orc', but Play Along Toys never made an attack craft. It was planned, and mock-ups built, but the project was canceled. Here's a low-res photo I culled from the Internet ages ago and is the only picture I have of it.

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Removable headgear, weapons, and shields allow one to 'customize' their AOME LOTR armies.

Let's Chat: Play Along Toys Gothmog on Warg

To the best of my knowledge, the free version of Chat GPT doesn't allow you use and edit multiple images in a single chat. so if I want to portray a bunch of my figures in one image (like the multiple Dark Riders on horseback that I have), I'm gonna have to take them out of the tote bins, set them up and photograph them as a group shot, then load that one photo into Chat GPT and generate the image I want. At the moment I'm not prepared to go through all of that sooo, I'll be content to take whatever I already have and work with that.

This Gothmog on Warg figure is from Play Along Toys AOME Warriors and Battle Beasts series. Play Along did such an awesome job on these and their line of LOTR figures and scenes really was impressive but it was finite and left us collector's wanting for more. Now, I'm just anxious and curious to see what my 20+ year old photos look like with a bit of rendering using the latest in photo editing software.

Ed