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Monday, 19 October 2020

Great Orc mercenary - Happy Orctober !

Alright it's been half the month already and I'm only having an entry for orctober done now ! 

To be honest, after being very orc neutral for years I tend to jump on any occasion to paint some now and after being offered this fine fella by Jamies from Old school miniatures I knew he had to join my band of mercenaries, just look at the swag of him !

Now as you probably can tell, this is a great orc from Foundry Miniatures by the goblin master himself Kev Adams and it's therefore an absolute delight of a model. I have to confess getting tired of puff and slash especialy on models of this size but that's just me being a lazy cat more than anything really !

Just so you get an idea of the scale, here he is next to his ogre colleague, quite a bulky guy heh ?

Since this band is meant to be played in an fantasy skirmish game I can encounter (Mordheim, Frostgrave, warcry or whatever) I'm sure I'll manage to find a few occasions to field him every now and then, and even if I don't, he'll still be a fancy recruit promoting equal opportunities in my mercenary band !

Now of course, I probably should get a couple of dwarves for good measures right ?


 

14 comments:

  1. If I didn't know better, I'd have assumed that the ogre and the orc were from the same range, they match each other perfectly. I don't envy you having painted all that puff and slash, but the end result is lovely - he looks the perfect orcish brute with a sense of style!

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    1. Puff n slash is a time consuming project but the swagger is a worthy reward I guess !

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  2. Someone should get the fancy ork a pair of loafers! Love the cod piece. He fits surprisingly well inside his company of puff n slash. Great paint as always.

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    1. He looks great with them, dangerously good when you consider the others

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  3. Very nice indeed. I like his face especially. I think I've got that bloke with the billhook somewhere...

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  4. I like it very much, I prefer my orcs smaller but it is a nicely sculpted figure.

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    1. I do fancy smaller orcs as well but the occasional monster is acceptable

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  5. He looks classy! As usual, your scheme has the perfect balance of colours, it strikes me how well it works on humans, an ogre... and even an orc!

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  6. It is indeed an absolute delight of a model ... and great paint job too.

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    1. Thanks ! A bit unusual size wise but bvery enjoyable !

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