Games Workshop is bringing back a batch of classic Evil miniatures for the Middle-earth Strategy Battle Game through its Made to Order service, announced on Warhammer Community on November 5. The headline model is the Ringwraith on Fell Beast, plus a Mordor Troll, Easterlings, Warg Riders and a sneaky Frodo and Sam in Orc armour.

Published November 5, 2026.

What's coming back

Ringwraith on Fell BeastComes with Frodo at Osgiliath
Mordor TrollArmoured linebreaker
Mordor Orc CaptainsTwo brutal leaders
Easterling Warriors WarbandA full warband of disciplined soldiers
Warg RidersFast Orc scouts on wolves
Frodo & Sam in Orc ArmourThe Gorgoroth disguise scene

All of these are metal classics, not new plastic kits.

What is Made to Order?

Made to Order is Games Workshop's way of bringing old models back for a short time. You pre-order during a limited window, GW casts enough to fill the orders, and they ship later. Once the window closes, they're gone again, often for years. If you want one, don't wait.

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The highlights

Classic metal Ringwraith riding a Fell Beast with wings spread, next to a small Frodo miniature
Ringwraith on Fell Beast, with Frodo at Osgiliath. Image: Games Workshop / Warhammer Community

Ringwraith on Fell Beast

The star of the batch. The Nazgûl were once kings of men, now the Dark Lord's deadliest servants, and on Fell Beasts they hunt across the skies of Middle-earth. The kit also includes Frodo frozen in fear at Osgiliath, straight from the films. See the Ringwraith on Fell Beast on Amazon.

Classic Mordor Troll in crude armour plates holding a huge spiked hammer
Mordor Troll. Image: Games Workshop / Warhammer Community

Mordor Troll

Bred by Sauron to stand the sunlight and stuffed into crude armour, Mordor Trolls smash through enemy lines. A huge centrepiece for any Mordor army. See the Mordor Troll on Amazon.

Classic Easterling Warriors in gold armour and red robes with pikes, swords, shields and a banner
Easterling Warriors Warband. Image: Games Workshop / Warhammer Community

Easterling Warriors

Unlike the Orc rabble, Easterlings are trained soldiers from childhood, marching in shining phalanxes. Gold armour, red cloaks: a great-looking army to paint. See Easterling Warriors on Amazon.

Three classic Orc Warg Riders on snarling wolves, armed with a spear and bows
Warg Riders. Image: Games Workshop / Warhammer Community

Warg Riders

Warg Riders are Mordor's fast scouts, Orcs brave or foolish enough to ride savage wolves, running down anyone caught in the open. Fast cavalry for any Evil army. See Warg Riders on Amazon.

Two classic Mordor Orc Captains, one raising a spiked mace and one holding a severed head and a curved sword
Mordor Orc Captains. Image: Games Workshop / Warhammer Community

Mordor Orc Captains

Orc Captains lead by strength and brutality, not tactics, keeping the horde in line through fear. Every Mordor army needs a few. See Orc Captains on Amazon.

Frodo and Sam disguised in scavenged Orc armour with swords
Frodo and Sam in Orc armour. Image: Games Workshop / Warhammer Community

Frodo & Sam in Orc Armour

Look closer: these aren't real Orcs. Near the end of their quest, the two hobbits wear scavenged Orc armour to sneak across Gorgoroth. A fun collector's piece for any Lord of the Rings fan. See Frodo & Sam on Amazon.

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FAQ

How long can I order them?

Made to Order windows are short, usually a couple of weeks. Check Games Workshop's store for the exact dates.

Are these new models?

No. They're classic metal sculpts brought back for a limited time.

Sources

  1. Warhammer Community: Middle-earth miniatures return via Made to Order (Nov 5, 2026) warhammer-community.com

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