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Here is my second batch of the old 2nd Ed. Gretchin. I am comfortable in saying that it is my last batch of 2nd Ed. Gretchin. Tedious to paint the same pose, over and over and over again.



And here is a few more Grots that I had lying around that I painted. These guys are a lot more interesting, and entertaining. My favorite is the grot plugging his ear while shooting XD

Holy Hell! That's a lot of ugly little bastards! =) Great work!
Is there any story behind red grass, or is it just "drown in blood"?

I am not sure why the grass is red really:p I just imagined a planet where the gravel and rocks are black, a goldish mineral dust covers the rocks, the grass is red, with a bronze hue on the grass. A real alien flora compared to earth.

I'll have to commend your effort, that many of the same pose would kill me.

Didnt you want to convert any of them?

I like your grot helpers.

Those little buggers are almost impossible to convert, as they're all single-piece plastic models. I have a bunch somewhere myself.

Congrats on getting all of them painted! The rest of your gretchin(the pewter ones) give me that wonderful nostalgic feeling of old edition orcs. Goofy looking buggers.