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I picked up a copy of Bloodbowl when it was re-released way back in the late 90's, but after playing frantically for a couple of months, it just wound up sitting on a shelf gathering dust, with one and a half minis painted and too many other distractions stopping me from getting back to it.

Well, I decided it was time to break it out again for my weekly gaming sessions, and with my current resolution of only playing with painted models, that meant busting out the pigments...

The start of the Ork team:


Still a ways to go, obviously.

The human team is also undercoated, and ready to go as soon as these boys are done. More soon.

Ahh Bloodbowl.... Lots of fond memories, though I rarely seem to win.

Definitely one of the best rulesets to come out of GW. Crisp and brutal.

Oh, also: This is going to be great, can´t wait to see which way you go with the models.

Do you have other teams as well, or will we just be seeing humans and orcs for now?

Jut the teams from the boxed game for starters. If we get back into playing it regularly, I'd like to look at expanding out... although that's going to require me regaining some sort of budget for buying new minis...

Although I do probably have enough buts laying around to put together a Skaven or Nightgoblin team. And maybe a Wood Elf team based on Maidenhead Feral Elves...