Orc Rifles take cover beind some boxed and prepare to fire upon the Freach Elves.
Tag: orc
Flintloque Orc Davy Crockett
This was one of those limited edition Flintloque miniatures, an Orc Davy Crockett. He did have an Orcish version of the name, but I can’t recall it, and that Google has been no help! I think back when Flintloque was released there was talk of doing some kind of Fantasy Alamo, and that this miniature was going to be the first of a range.
Flintloque Halfling Regiment
A halfling regiment are marched through a village by an orc officer.
Sharke and Harpy on an Elephant
Flintloque’s Sharke and Harpy on an Elephant.
What are they doing on an Elephant?
Who knows?
Orc Rifles
Flintloque Orc Rifles in cover.
Art-Tan, the Lord Wheeling-Turn
Another photograph of Art-Tan, the Lord Wheeling-Turn, whois Flintloque’s version of Lord Wellington. An Albion Orc he is only happier when fighting Elves.
Flintloque Scenario – The Battle for Casa Tumoor
Orc Rifles
Flintloque Orc Rifles prepare to defend behind a wall.
Sharke and Harpy
Not quite Sean Bean as Sharpe, but Sean and the Bernard Cornwell’s Sharpe books
More Flintloque photographs.
Art-Tan, the Lord Wheeling-Turn
Art-Tan, the Lord Wheeling-Turn is Flintloque’s version of Lord Wellington. An Albion Orc he is only happier when fighting Elves.
Flintloque Scenario – The Battle for Casa Tumoor
Flintloque Orc Dragoons
These are a couple of my Flintloque Orc Dragoons that I painted back in the 1990s.
It was my first real success at painting red. I found that red wouldn’t cover the black undecoat, what I did differently this time was to use a dark brown basecoat before painting the red. After this I would often use a different coloured basecoat to get good coverage.
I have to admit I now quite like using the (defunct) Citadel Foundation paints. Interested to try out the new Base paints that Games Workshop recently released to see how they work when painting.