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Hello guys,

I am really long in this hobby and sometime ago I got an idea to move my hobby on higher level and I started to make my own miniatures and rules for them. Anyway, I hope that you will check website http://www.norsgard.com and will like what you will see.

YES!!! There are orcs in my miniature range . However, they are proud and wise warriors not typical greenskins.

Looks rather nice, but the lower model has a weirdly small head.

I think the head is the right size, it is just the large shoulder pads and mantle.

Fun website, though I see you subscribe to the idea that girls believe armour is for covering naughty parts rather than the rest of one's body

Looks good.

I am quite enarmoured to your Oracle of the Storm



But as said above, that "Orc-Warrior-Monk" looks out of proportion.. whether it's the head or the shoulders.

Flashman wrote:Fun website, though I see you subscribe to the idea that girls believe armour is for covering naughty parts rather than the rest of one's body

I prefer the armor to cover the rest of the body and not the "naughty parts" actually.


They are some very nice looking miniatures. I look forward to seeing what you come up with next.

thanks guys for positive comments... In fact orc templar is proportional. Think of him in terms of guy in terminator armor. Shoulder pads are really, really big.

Next releases will be around mid-September. It will be another chick for Temple of Storms and female barbarian hero. Later there will be another orc - this time berserker.

Great looking stuff, looking forward to seeing more.

Some very nice stuff!

One question though, for people not in Europe, what would you say is the best way to actually lay hands on these minis? The 2 stores listed on the site seem to both be in Germany (unless I missed something).

Great to see talented people getting into the market!

These are "inspired" from Rackham's Confrontation line right?

Good eye. Most of miniatures are sculpted by former Rackham sculptor and the same issue is with arts. However, it is far away from Rackham's style and world of Aarklash.

Been following this for a couple of months on Facebook, it was the Oracle of the Storm model that caught my attention. I hope to pick up a few models in the near future, funds permitting.

Nice looking! I need to send them to a friend who enjoys the norse themed minis.

Digging it! Good luck with the company, will be watching

- Salvage

Very nice. I like norse-themed minis myself.

Certainly interesting. I'm in agreement with the weird proportions on the last one though...

and here they are!!! New release for September. I hope that you will like them:

I like pic 3 up there, the darker-skinned orc...really reminds me of that Warcraft 3 blademaster, who I always thought was badass.

Top quality all round, odd proportions on the winged bint aside. Templar Brother is smexiest of the lot, though it's odd that the more-elite Ysil Guard is so much smaller than him. Plus you need to add the Guard's unpainted photos to your website since that paintjob doesn't do the sculpt justice:



Or maybe it has a different head and that's why he's looking short and fat? His sword is also a little crude; it could do with the engravings on the side depicted in the concept art. Stabby chick looks good overall, though there's no believable way she can use those shields with the lack of a handgrip. She'd also look more credible with long flowing loincloths front and back hiding the battle-thong; sure, this is easy enough to add later with greenstuff but then it's going to lack nice sculpted patterns to match the armour.

 Buzzsaw wrote:
Some very nice stuff!

One question though, for people not in Europe, what would you say is the best way to actually lay hands on these minis? The 2 stores listed on the site seem to both be in Germany (unless I missed something).

Great to see talented people getting into the market!

I got free shipping on my miniatures from Poland, right from the website (with some awesome postage stamps). Don't remember how many you have to order to get free shipping, it's 2 or 4, I think it is 4.

I have a small review of the minis in Misc. section of this forum.

look forward to buying the new minis.

Hehe, thanks for review - I will take something to the heart.. especially "bikini armor"

Free shipping is for orders 2+ miniatures

Here is a little diorama of one of their minis



more pics here

http://forum.norsgard.com/index.php/topic,170.0.html

and here is the concept art of a new Orc

https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ash3/576531_357913617637020_14944152_n.jpg

How do these figures scale up to other miniatures?

If I picked up a couple of those mohawk bikini kill kill girls, would they fit in alongside reaper, and GW guys?

I am really interested in the Undead artwork. if you make that one, I'm definatly in. She'll make a great leader from my Undead hordes.


Amazing work there, Great job!!!