Orcs of the Abandoned Painting Table

[elegantmess]

These have been my go-to whenever I pick up the brushes after a long hiatus. Relearning washes again and testing color schemes for different clans.
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[elegantmess]

[MABO]

Good idea to come back with some kind of training. Are they finished in the meantime? Cool figures btw.

[elegantmess]

There are a lot more of them tha n pictured. I'm not sure thay'll ever be done. Especially with all the other distractions on the table.

[elegantmess]

Three orc betserkers. A really simple paint scheme. I was a little worried because I'd mixed their skin tone from paints I had on hand at the time. I was afraid it would be difficult to touch up any mistakes.
As it turns out, I'd mixed Medusa skin , a color I'd since bought.


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And thirty orc spearmen:


Only 40 sword and axe, 30 double handed axe, 10 pike, 9 standard bearers/ speqr, 30 something cavalry and chariots, and a bunch of leader/champion types to go.

[Ochoin]

I think you chose well *not* to paint the Orc-flesh that nearly iridescent green you often see on such figures.

donald

[elegantmess]

I'm not a big fan of what orcs have evolved into. I've been toying with different greens and greys for skin tones.

[elegantmess]

Some converted goblins from other scales that work well alongside prper 1/72s:


Maybe a bit of dry brushing left on that wolf.