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Hey, Dakka!
Check out my super tiny Orc! Probably, the tiniest Orc ever!
1/100 scale, 21mm from tip to toe. Head - 3mm from chin to top.
Prototype sculpt for MyWay Miniaturs. All handmade with Magic Sculpt (coloured parts are Magic Sculpt mixed with pigments). Three details: body and hands, detachable for casting and magnetized for convenient presentation.
GW Primaris and stuff for size reference. A lot of huuuuge hi-res pics under the /spoiler

This one clickable for long pic towel in Dakka Gallery:



Thank you for stopping by,
Rom.

That is... ...insane.

I am between going "awww" to actual awe. That's truly the tiniest orc

Oh jeez, he's so well sculpted that when I saw the first image I thought "he isn't that small". It's only when I saw the second image that I realized how tiny he is! Amazing work!

Please be aware that any threads featuring unfinished models (including unfinished bases) needs to be put into the standard painting and modeling forum. The 'showcase' forum is only for pics of completely finished models (including their bases).

Moving now...

Thank you everyone for your attention and comments!

 yakface wrote:

Please be aware that any threads featuring unfinished models (including unfinished bases) needs to be put into the standard painting and modeling forum. The 'showcase' forum is only for pics of completely finished models (including their bases).

Moving now...

Alright, thank you, I'll keep that in mind.
I wasn't sure where to post it tbh, since from my sculptors perspective it's a finished "ready-for-casting" model