Skavenblight & Kapitan Hak's Ostlanders

@izmerul
I'm really sorry that you can't see any of these pictures Perhaps there is some hosting server that isn't forbidden in China? If you know it, maybe I can upload there the pictures for you

The last hunter - Siegfried:

COOL! You were saving the best of a fine group of Hunters for last...a really nice mini with some GREAT brushwork & basing. Once again VERY WELL DONE!

photobucket works ... it would be very kind, I do see the pictures from your Karak Zorn website so if most of them are there then i can see them so you dont have to!

well you dont have to either way

These miniatures are altogether absolutely awesome!

Superb painting and wonderful conversions!

I also like the new empire archer box very much.
When I have painted my Orks, a Reiklander warband will be my next project and all those militia-, gunner- and archer-bits lying around here will be used to assemble the Reiklanders.

izmerul wrote:

photobucket works ... it would be very kind, I do see the pictures from your Karak Zorn website so if most of them are there then i can see them so you dont have to!

well you dont have to either way

Ok, when I have time, I will upload those pics to photobucket (I think I will create a new account, because my husband's account is full of rat photos ). I promise

Hunters' family photos:






And here a new model - ruffian

Gorgeous family photo! I absolutely love those hunters (both conversions and paintjob). Great team work!

Paul's dynamic fall backwards is pure genious!

Joao

Very nice, Skavenblight!

Those are some excellent models.

I especially like your color scheme very much.

VERY COOL...&, of course, WELL DONE! I love the Family Portrait. Paul's version of the Beer Barrel Polka is another FINE, evocative bit of conversion & brushwork.

Next ruffian - Heinz

Christoph, next ruffian:

VERY COOL! The Ruffians do seem to lack a certain sense of equilibrium. It is noted that, although he's about to go face forward into the dirt, Christoph is not about to spill his beer. VERY WELL & IMAGINATIVELY DONE!

Very unusual choices of poses. My favourite is Paul.

Again it would be very interesting to see all these characters together (in this case, as a one "jolly" family).

Joao

Two last ruffians - Otto and Bruno (father and son):

Very "nice" looking bunch Awesome paint and modelling job! i really really like how you made and used the bases!

Somehow the son is more sensible than the father.

Joao

I nearly fell of my chair laughing at those, they are fantastic!!

I have to ask.
Is Otto armed with two "clubs" for game porpuses?

DeafNala wrote:

VERY COOL! The Ruffians do seem to lack a certain sense of equilibrium. It is noted that, although he's about to go face forward into the dirt, Christoph is not about to spill his beer. VERY WELL & IMAGINATIVELY DONE!

The measure of a true drunk!

These are hilarious and excellent at the same time.

What's the difference between between an Ostlander and a Middenheimer?

A 5 drink minimum.

True Ostlanders: a bottle in one hand & a weapon of sorts in the other. VERY WELL & IMAGINATIVELY DONE!

Excellent job on those.

Otto is magnifican! The paint job as well as the modelling job of your boyfriend/ husband.

Stronzo wrote:

I have to ask.
Is Otto armed with two "clubs" for game porpuses?

Yes, he is Both "clubs" can make enemies stunned in some circumstances...


And now - the first OGRE!

SUPERB!

Wonderful minis you have there.

Grom's dog and the keg of beer are a nice detail.

VERY WELL DONE!
Poor Old Grom looks a bit under the weather...could use some hair of the dog that bit him.

Oh yeah, this ogre is really excellent.

Wonderful job!

2nd ogre: