Gnothagam the Proud

Who can resist an ork in a shirt like that? Not me. Look at it!

Enjoyed playing with skintones, and keeping the jacket neutral to let the shirt do the talking.

That's the lot on piratey additions for the moment. All told, it took about eight hours to complete the three orks. I think we could say this is "decent tabletop" as a standard, and wouldn't try to pass it off as more.

Vrogak Ball Shooter

An ork dandy, if ever there was one.

Simple, bold colours, designed to be offensive as a combination. I picture him up in the crows nest of a pirate ship, sniping at passing ships while wearing his garish outfit.

Mighty Epigruel

Warmonger is a sister company to the excellent Foundry, and their orks take me back to the late 80s GW era Orks, where every model offered its own character. I picked a few up at Salute two years ago and left them in a drawer - and this was their time to come out and be painted.

I'm adding a few of these fine fellows to my pirate band, and the chef was the first in the set. He's truly miserable, and was a joy to paint.