Showing posts with label Orlocks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Orlocks. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 24, 2018

Necromunda: Ma T and Grendlsen

Ma T, champion of Buck's Outriders
This past week I started to tackle various projects I have in my hobby queue.  Until today, many of the items I had planned to tackle were rounding out projects mostly done or single miniatures.  But projects finished - Orlock Champion #2, Ma T and the Squat Bounty Hunter, Grendl Grendlsen.

Ma T is a kit-bash of an Escher head and Orlock body.  It is not the cleanest conversion, but it works functionally.  The model was easy to paint the color palette was already clearly set by the other seven models.  She is sporting fancy hair, but is still mostly blonde with a spot of blue.  The blue is a nod to each Project Blue November, when my spouse dying her hair as part of Diabetes awareness.  Ma T is the avatar of my wife in Buck's Outriders.

I picked up Grendl Grendlsen at Warhammer World.  I have a disused fantasy Dwarf army and my Kharadron Overlords.  I could not pass up Grendl as I knew he would be good fun to paint and hopefully field at some point.

Sunday, April 8, 2018

Nearly Complete Gang

On Friday, I finished up 7 of 8 of my Orlock gang.  I have yet to get the Escher body to start from as a base for my second Champion, Ma T.  I played a game of Necromunda on Saturday and enjoyed it.  I am looking forward to the opportunity to convert a model and potentially convert a few more as upgraded versions of my gangers in a campaign.

The men of Buck's Riders

Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Slow Progress

Did some more layering on the Orlocks.  I lost a bit of steam on painting the past few weeks.  The layers make them much brighter and will hopefully make the safety oriented color theme really pop on them.  I intend to do a second wash over the brighter colors to get more grim on them.


Tuesday, March 20, 2018

Orlock's In Work

A little work done this weekend on the Orlocks.  I got all the main colors on the minis and washed them.  Layers are next to make the orange and yellow positively pop.