Ockius’s 90s Orcs and Goblins

[Ockius]

Thought I’d post a few of these recent figures.
The first lot are Mountain Orcs sold by Alternative Armies and sculpted by Kev Adams. They stick out a bit among the AA stock as their other fantasy greenskins are in a very different style.

First orcs (in fact, fantasy full-stop) I have painted in about 16 years!

[has.been]

Cute!

[manic _miner]

 Kev also did the Lesser Goblins in the AA range too.

 Would have been great to have seen more orcs in this range.Nice work on them.Still not painted mine since i bought them on release.

[OSHIROmodels]

Brill 

[Ockius]

Thanks guys.

Kev also did the Lesser Goblins in the AA range too.

Yes, I have had my eye on them too!

[Reed]

Well, such excellent figures to come back to fantasy painting. They do seem to be quite big dudes, ain't they?

[Dr. Kevin Moon III esq.]

Lovely work. Big fan of this trio.

[Cubs]

Good to see some of the non-GW Greenskins for a change.

[Ockius]

A trio of Black Tree Design goblins.
Should really rename the thread ‘90s style’ as I think these are quite recent but fit well with the GW early 90s goblin range that I have lots of.

[Ockius]

And a brace of wolf riders, also Black Tree Design.

[Ockius]

Savage orc boarboys. Some Citadel, some Black Tree Design/Harlequin.

[Ockius]

The slowly growing unit of goblins, all Harlequin/BTD.

And two Orcs by the same make. Big fan of their orcs! Similar to the Citadel 90s ones but meaner-looking and a bit rangier and more sinewy.

[Pattus Magnus]

Excellent looking greenskins!

A fellow I game with regularly has a number of the ex-Harlequin figures in his collection and from seeing those in-person, I have to agree that they’re gritty, vicious looking (yet oddly cheerful) 1990s orcs and goblins.

I’m looking forward to seeing your next additions to the horde!

[MillsyTheScouse]

Super work! So much character...

[Battle Brush Sigur]

90s O&G is the best kind! These are all lovely looking. Pattus Magnus put it really well there: "I have to agree that they’re gritty, vicious looking (yet oddly cheerful)...". Spot on!