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So today I finished up my second batch of 10 savage orcs. I really liked working on these models, despite the speed-painting I was attempting to do. First few pics are of the new batch and their custom magnetic movement tray, and then some of the full unit. As always with speed painting, there are inevitable compromises to be made, but I'm pretty happy overall, and now have the first hammer of my greenskin collection done. As always, critique is welcomed. I have a thick skin, so if there's anything you think sucks, don't hesitate to tell me!

Front


Jaunty angle


Back (fairly dull, I know...)


Full unit


Big stabby thing


Some orc butts


Standard


close ups, showing all the mistakes...

great job!! i especially enjoyed the bones! what colours did you use for them as i think that choice would work wonders for my Ogre army!
If I ever got around to collecting Orcs i'd certainly invest in a lot of savage orcs! as theyre one of my top 3 favourite units in WHF!

Thanks! The bone is so simple it's criminal. Undercoated chaos black, painted with Cote d'arms 'Bone', and then dipped in Army Painter's Strong Tone. A bit cheaty, but it's certainly quick!

ha, great! thanks for letting me into your secret! any more pics of your army?

There are a ton in my blog. Link in my sig.