WIP Orcs and Goblins

These are the miniatures I have already painted.





I've always liked this shaman. These squigs were resting at my bits box since around 1992 (wow!). There is a troll and anothor squig, but they were too shy for being on the photos.


These are they boyz in ther 1.0 version. I have been working on the boss, the big uns and some goblins (I should take new pics).
They came to me from Valencia; thanks to the ciberfriends who gave them to me as a gift

coool

looking very promising

LOOKIN' GOOD! The Shaman & Friends painted up BEAUTIFULLY, AND the bases look GREAT! The strung bows are a nice touch. Keep up the GOOD WORK!

I'm taking it easy, cause is horrible to paint under a lamp on the hot hot summer of Spain.

A group view at the "chocolate phase":


Scratch built squig prodders:


Big 'un on their 1.1 version:



Big Boss on his 2.0 version:

nice!!!

I really like the bow strings on the bows btw i always try to do that myself too

What is your secret? they seem to be just perfect?

- Take a piece of thread a little longer than the distance between the sides of the bow.
- Put a drop of glue on one of the sides and lay the thread on it.
- Wait till it's dry (work in a line with all your bows as the first one is getting dry).
- Now put another drop of glue on the opposite side of the bow and lay the thread as you tighten it.
- Wait till it is dry and cut the remaining parts of the thread.

It is easier doing it than explaining it

cheeers

I didn't even notice the bow strings, they look so natural.

I love the idea of using that spear as a prodder. I also love your squigs, and the orc with the tribal club and the other one with the two handed mace behind him (in the top pic)

Really cool stuff

How many points are this band? Looks great! Nice Big´Uns

Nice orcs! I love the kegs on the back of the big'uns! From the ogre range I assume?

Awesome work man. can't wait to see more pictures! Love the bow strings and the big 'un with the two-handed weapon (is he a big 'un?).

I always refrain from making my leaders look too unique and 'hero-like' because when he inevitably dies in the campaign, the model who replaces him never looks quite as epic which is kinda why i refrained from using the awesome metal jaw plate thingy on my leader (although it does look very cool and intimidating..)

Very nice. I particularly like the boss. Looking forward to seeing them all painted up in their going-to-Mordheim-to-party colors.

Nifty additions to the models.