Orc sprue to make the Blood Bowl-ification complete. With these done I’ve just got two more orcs to do (plus the troll, which I’ll get around to eventually…) and various tokens, re-roll markers etc, which I’ll aim to finish up over the weekend. Ork arm that usually holds the firearm), scooping out the head () of yet. Text 40k, goblin, ork, sci-fi, bomb, ww2, horde, kommando. For reference, here’s each pair with the original model on the right and the converted version on the left. Text orc, orcs, fantasy football, blood bowl, dnd, rpg, wargaming. In the main I just used headswaps, I wanted to keep it nice and clear which models represented which positions (something I’m undoubtedly going to find tricky enough to keep track of), and stuck with using spares from the savage orcs kit. Hes a plastic Black Orc (aka Ardboy for AoS), with a bare Orc head, a drummers right arm. Using the above rosters the Lizardmen could afford 1 reroll, while the black orcs can afford 2, that's tights, but doable. This is a conversion, since I had extra Black Orcs and lots of bits. … and finally another Big ‘Un Blocker (who used to be called “Black Orc Blockers” in the previous edition, before the Black orc’s got a team of their own).Įach of these models has been tweaked a bit, the boxset being made up of 2 sets of duplicate miniatures – and as I’m not a fan of the idea of fielding a team of twins that’s something I needed to fix. With the Lizardmen's 70k rerolls vs the Black Orc's 60k rerolls I think it is a lot more likely that Lizardmen won't take a Kroxigor to start with, as having only 1 reroll is pretty tough. First of all we have the team’s second Thrower (or as I imagine the orc describe him behind his back “Tosser”). Let’s take a look at the latest recruits.

It’s been a busy old week but I’ve managed to fit in a bit more time to chip away at the Blood Bowl orcs.

Blood bowl orc head swap