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Here they are


They may make good Ogyrns

Leave it to PP to make better Ogryn models than GW...

Now the only issue is the "majority of parts must be GW" in some official events, that being said, I'll probably still get/use these.

Nice find!

Those are lovely. I wonder what factions/contracts get them.

those......are some of the first models i've gotten really excited about from pp in a while, definitely gonna pick up a box when they're out

Wow those are great, judging by the colors though I would guess mercenaries.

Those are excellent. They do have a bit of a gorilla look to their faces, but at least they don't look like borderline vegetable retards like the GW Ogryns.

Armed with massive battlecannons that can lob explosive projectiles across the battlefield, the ogrun assault corps serves their employers as highly mobile artillery. Their great strength and fearsome axes allow them to effectively deal death in melee as well as at range.

from the pp page

wonder what kind of stats their cannons will have

Agamemnon2 wrote:Those are lovely. I wonder what factions/contracts get them.

Likely whatever the Rhulic faction is called. The Ogrun and Dwarves seem to have a BFF thing going on.

One of my only consistent complaints with PP minis is pose repetition within units.
In a game where you're likely to have 20 models or less on the table a unit of five large models shouldn't have only 3 distinct poses.

Awesome models... loving PP's stuff lately!

I just found my Ogryns....

Nice Ogryns,If right, kit bash with the gw ones!Got to be cheaper.

plastictrees wrote:One of my only consistent complaints with PP minis is pose repetition within units.
In a game where you're likely to have 20 models or less on the table a unit of five large models shouldn't have only 3 distinct poses.

so learn to convert? I mean, I'm aweful at modeling but even I can handle clipping a limb, cleaning up the cut, and re-adjusting it.

Like you said there's only 20 models, whats the excuse?

very nice models if a bit planet of the apes-ish on the faces. they'd even make some interesting steampunk leadbelchers for an ogre kingdoms army. now.. if only the 40k ogryns actually had a gun stat line to justify how powerful those guns look... :(

Agamemnon2 wrote:Those are lovely. I wonder what factions/contracts get them.

Imperial Guard.........

Mercenary -
Searforge, Cygnar, and Khador most likely.

Price point kind of bugs me ($69.99), but then I remember that if it was GW that 5 model box would be broken out and sold separately for 22.00 each.

Agamemnon2 wrote:Those are lovely. I wonder what factions/contracts get them.

I'm sure I've seen it mentioned that Cygnar and the Protectorate get access to them, but I can't find the source. This would imply Searforge and Highborn as contracts, if I've got that right.

Yes my pretties....more Orgun.

I like them, definite keeper for Imperial Guard, I play Warmachine but don't want any for that.

Very nice, very blatant ogryn rip-off lol. Even a Bone-head....

Buying PP and Playing GW. Mr. Burning, Supporting both companies.

Now if only Sony and Microsoft would make hardware and product for each others consoles..That is how competing brands work isn't it?....

I don't play 40k (would like to) I fidn these models awesome..so I looked up the Ogryns from GW and wow those are hideous. I would definitely use these models over the GW atrocities!

The more I play WM, the less I could see swapping the models into a GW game. To each his own, I guess.

the_trooper wrote:The more I play WM, the less I could see swapping the models into a GW game. To each his own, I guess.

Really depends on the model. The Sea Witch UA for Satyxis Raiders makes a great Dark Elf Sorceress and looks far, far better than the official minis.

They look really great. On the site it says they're $70 for 5.. kinda pricey but then 5 ogryns will run ya like $110...

Kirbinator wrote:

the_trooper wrote:The more I play WM, the less I could see swapping the models into a GW game. To each his own, I guess.

Really depends on the model. The Sea Witch UA for Satyxis Raiders makes a great Dark Elf Sorceress and looks far, far better than the official minis.

Yea I kinda agree it depends. Cryx Cephalyx's and their Drudge Mind Slaves make some decent haemonculus and wrack stand ins

Those would make good Ogryn for 40k. Much better than the latest ones from GW.

plastictrees wrote:One of my only consistent complaints with PP minis is pose repetition within units.
In a game where you're likely to have 20 models or less on the table a unit of five large models shouldn't have only 3 distinct poses.

I'll take the pose repetition over sheer model repetition (though I do like a bit of theme
force in my theme forces).

If these Ogrun are in a Rhulic army, it's likely you'll look at the table and see:

*a unique character leader
*troops with rifles and shields
*troops with long hammers
*Big guys with cannons
*several single ogrun protecting key models
*a stompy robot with a drill or hammer in one arm
*a round machine thing with legs that almost looks like it has no weaponry
*several little robot things with guns on their backs

It's not just dwarf in uniform, weapon type a, b, or c. Tanks with different armaments.

Those armies look cool, too. But I really like the variety in models in warmachine.

They look like planet of the apes dudes.