D&D characters (31 March – Orc Bodyguards)

[Smith]

I finally bit the bullet and started up a blog for my various modelling and wargaming nonsenses.

The first posts are dedicated to my first completed Frostgrave gang (all seen  previously in a thread on LAF), and a number of D&D characters I've been building for a forthcoming RPG campaign.

Here's hoping the blog will get in painting more regularly!



http://plasticmalpractice.blogspot.co.uk/

[Smith]

Some new characters for the villainous side of things – two Duergar and an Orc.



More related rambling on the blog:

http://plasticmalpractice.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/this-is-orc-and-duergar-i-am-looking-for.html

[Bloggard]

I finally bit the bullet and started up a blog for my various modelling and wargaming nonsenses.
http://plasticmalpractice.blogspot.co.uk/

terrific name for your blog! love it 
hope it motivates you and you keep it going...

[Smith]

Thanks, Bloggard!

A short update from this weekend: one gnome sorcerer, painted and ready to dungeon-delve.



http://plasticmalpractice.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/a-little-weekend-painting.html

[Smith]

Some Orcs, converted to make sure it all worked before going off half-cocked and ordering the bits I need!

As always, rambling etc. on the blog: http://plasticmalpractice.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/orcs.html

[Smith]

An Orc Chieftain makes his appearance...



Word and stuff on the blog: http://plasticmalpractice.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/bigger-orcs.html

[Smith]

The orcs get some reinforcements:



Photos of the rest of the new Orcs on the blog: http://plasticmalpractice.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/pointy-orcs.html

[blackstone]

The Orc Chieftan is suitable impressive!!

[Gibby]

Great use of plastic kits! They look fantastic!

[majorsmith]

Ditto love the use of plastic parts! Most impressive

[Smith]

Thanks for the positive comments, chaps!

So, I'm really starting to wish that I enjoyed painting as much as kitbashing – it would free up no end of space on my workstation if I did... I'd even just settle for being as quick a painter as a kitbasher...

Anyway, with an unlooked-for motivation this evening, I threw together some Orc bodyguards for my warband:



Hands-down my favourite models for the gang so far, and suitably named: Bebop and Rocksteady.

For more blathering, tune in to: http://plasticmalpractice.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/bebop-and-rocksteady.html

[doctor_ocks]

...and suitably named: Bebop and Rocksteady.

Well played sir. Well played.

[carlos13th]

I am massively slow at painting too. I like kit bashing but hate cleaning models.

Looks good so far, I love the fact you have called them bebop and rocksteady.