GT Studio miniatures conversion question

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**Overread**

Anyone here used any of the GT miniatures?
I'm wondering how their 30mm compare to warhammer models as I was thinking on using these
http://gtstudiocreations.com/en/inicio/26-female-wolfrider-01.html

in a conversion instead of Doomfire Warlocks.

**dekinrie**

I got some of the infantry from the kickstarter the smallest orc is the same size of a marine mini most are a bit bigger

**schoon**

Yes, they are definitely "heroic" in scale.

Works great for menacing Orcs - could be an issue if you're looking to use for a non-Orc conversion.

I'm actually looking to use one as the basis for a female Kroot.

**Overread**

Giving this a little bump incase any others have used them. Still curious how the wolf rider females size up compared to Daughters of Khaine models .

**ingtaer**

I sold what I got from the kickstarter a while back, but the models are massive in comparison to WHFB stuff. Here is a quote from Highlord Tamburlaine showing the difference;

highlord tamburlaine wrote:

I got the poster boy Orc champion done from GT Studio Creations. Dude is Pitt from Image Comics. Without a doubt. Warcraft be damned. He's quite beefy and bulky, but actually fits on a 40mm base. Gotta have him match the rest of my ogres though.

Here's his buddy, the Orc Warlord, who is going to be getting used as an Ogre Tyrant or whatever their Age of Sigmar equivalent is. He's a big boy too- he's on a 60mm base!

Here he is photobombing GT Studios' female orc who I just got started on. Bit of a size difference there, isn't it?

**Overread**

Are those the 70mm scale options? GT does two lines and the two you've shown there I think are the two 70mm models they've made rather than the 30mm scale ones?

**ingtaer**

That's the smaller size I think, the model at the bottom (the female orc) in the larger scale tops 85mm.

Edit; Heres a link to a Spanish blog where the models are shown on GW bases so you can get a good idea of sizes;
http://miniaturasywargames.com/blog/los-mejores-orcos-de-la-tierra-media/