Justin's fantasy figures (Orcs and Goblins added 2-12-20)

[tomrommel1]

very nice figures in all

[Justin Buck]

It's time that this slow/back burner project gets moved up to the front of the line.  I just finished some more humans for my low fantasy project.  They represent a Lord with his retinue, his brother and his followers, and the Lord's son.  They will join the other knights to fight a growing number of orcs and goblins, trolls, beastmen, undead, and other monsters.  They are Black Tree Design Normans, Crusaders, and a few early HYW, some Foundry, GW, and some Fireforge mixed in for good measure.  Hope you enjoy them.  Sorry for the quality of the pictures, still working the bugs out of my new camera.











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[Mr.J]

They look amazing. I love your colour choice and painting style.

[Captain Blood]

Ah yes, some nice new creations and some venerable old figures in amongst that lot. The colour scheme brings them all together very well 

[randycarter]

I'm a little late to the party, but there's some great work here! I like very much the tidy painting and the figure selection.

[AKULA]

Great Choice of colour scheme


 

[majorsmith]

Wow, missed this thread before! Some really nice stuff !

[Justin Buck]

Just finished some Orcs and Goblins for my slow building fantasy army.  I wanted to try and convey different tribes/clans coming together in one army.  After painting them I thought how to unify them.  I toyed with the idea of tattoos of face paint, but decided to go with red paint/blood on the helms/head.  This is how the Blood Helms were born.  I tried a new skin tone with the blue, I like how it turned out and will use it with my other Orcs.
They are a mixture of old Citadel, Ral Partha, Blacktree, and some conversions.  The last two goblins are made up of and old plastic Citadel goblin, with Frostgrave barbarian arms, and Warlord Orc heads.
Still trying to work out my camera, so sorry about the photos.

And right after I posted this I saw that I need to touch up the bases 













Justin

[scatterbrains]

Just finished some Orcs and Goblins for my slow building fantasy army.  I wanted to try and convey different tribes/clans coming together in one army.  After painting them I thought how to unify them.  I toyed with the idea of tattoos of face paint, but decided to go with red paint/blood on the helms/head.  This is how the Blood Helms were born.  I tried a new skin tone with the blue, I like how it turned out and will use it with my other Orcs.

Job done! love the variety and yet the paint job makes them look like a coherent bunch ... like they all popped out of a 90's magazine!

[hubbabubba]

Yep, the variety in the skin tines looks great.