Identify This Ogre (Or More Like It)?

[throwsFireball]

Hey, guys, does anyone know where the ogre in this picture is from? It looks kind of Tim Prow-y, but I'm not sure.

[gmanrocks]

I'm pretty sure that's a 90's Warhammer Ogre.

[throwsFireball]

I'm pretty sure that's a 90's Warhammer Ogre.

You're right, thanks. OOP.

"We could stay with these really characterfilled ogres... Or we could make them all into fat manbabies who all look the same. What do you guys think?"
"Definitely manbabies."

[Malebolgia]

Here you go:

[KGatch113]

I'd love to have those. I curse myself for not loading up on them when I worked for the company.

[Luddite]

Citadel really used to make some lovely models.

[beefcake]

Yep. Those are some of my favourite ogre models.

[mweaver]

There were some other nice ones in a very similar style.  Lovely models.  By today's size standards, a little small for ogres, but as you said, loads of character.

-Michael

[Zoggin-eck]

You can find that one often enough second hand, sometimes at silly prices of course.

If it's something still in production, a couple of Tim Prow's Ogres are available from RPE for a good price. This one is a similar style, if not quite as nice/professional in my eyes. In fact, that Michael Perry one in particular is a good reminder that it'd be nice if they sculpted models other than historical humans

http://www.ralparthaeurope.co.uk/shop/heartbreaker-miniatures-c-115/tim-prow-biggies-c-115_194/3603-ogre-with-mace-p-3681.html