Orcyboy's hobby blog of fantasy related stuff.

[Orcyboy]

Thanks for the encouraging remarks folks!

When or if I ever find more time I will start filling in the back story of the army but for the foreseeable future real life work is keeping me pretty busy.

[Mr. White]

I love the Border Princes in the Old World and this is a proper army for the region. Fantastic job! love the model choice...those ogres! perfect!

[Orcyboy]

The Highland auxiliaries.



The regular warriors are made up mostly Oathmark men.  I can't remember where the command miniatures are from Claymore maybe?


The axemen are mostly Fireforge Scandanavians, a little disappointing boxset imo.






Thanks for looking.
-Orcyboy

[beefcake]

Very cool. Following this one with interest!

[Grumpy Gnome]

Talk about knocking it out of the park, I love them! Brilliant work yet again mate. Very inspirational.

[pieface paul]

Fabulous looking army Orcyboy, I would like to see your blog could you give us a link?.

[Little Odo]

Another great couple of units. I lik ethe direction you took the painting.

I second PieFace - any chance of a link to your blog if you have one?

[Orcyboy]

Fabulous looking army Orcyboy, I would like to see your blog could you give us a link?.

LOL, I thought this was my blog.

I have http://oldorcsneverdie.blogspot.com/ but I haven't updated it in a while. I'm a little sick of the alphabet company and keeping an eye out for other alternatives.

[LouieN]

A really great look on these humans.  Well done on the colors and cloth. 

[pieface paul]

Thanks for the link Orcyboy, I'm following now.

[Melnibonean]

Nice work. I like your grimy earthy style.

[sir_shvantselot]

Great painting; great decals. Nice to see the mix of figures.

[Orcyboy]

Nice work. I like your grimy earthy style.

I think its the Army Builder Quickshade that does it. Its definitely given these guys a different feel from my previous stuff. 

[BZ]

Superb mix of miniatures, really like it!

[AxolotlQuestions]

Nice work! Can I ask where the lady general with the axe is from?