Mogruk's Grey Devourers

Mogruk, once a prominent maneater and under-tyrant of the Ironskin tribe, came into power shortly after coming into the possession if a dangerous, powerful artifact: the disembodied, still-living head of the infamous slaughtermaster Grut.

Under Grut's influence, Mogruk set out with a handful of ogres and began a campaign north into the World's Edge Mountains, for a purpose known only to the new tyrant and his ever more influential advisor.
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Mostly WIP's, have to get all these painted and snow-based by next Sunday for a tournament, afterwards, I'll start with the tattoos (still not too confident about my freehand skills, and don't want to ruin the skin tones I'd worked so hard on).


Mogruk bearing Grut's head aloft, his  Ironguts, and his (living) slaughtermaster and butcher


Mogruk's Ogres


The One-Eyes, his loyal leadbelchers


Moguk's pride, his paired Ironblasters


The Fireriders, led by Mogrim's second, Krumm Gorechew in his albino mournfang Whitey

Your painting looks great.
I don't htink you'll have too many dramas doing tattoos....but probably best done when not rushed....so after the tournament sounds like a good idea.

Looks good! I really like the Mourfang third from the bottom in the last picture.

Chris

Great painting! Wait to see the tatoos!

Done painting for the tournament, and i've got the "fully painted army" points in the bag!





Tournament on the morrow, and will be the sole representative of the Ogre Kingdoms there. The Devourers look forward to a lot of eatin' and fightin'!

Looks fantastic mate!  And do you use Krylon White Primer?

I use Tamiya's white, and sometimes grey when they've sold out the white. Expensive stuff, but i swear by it.

Very well done. Hope they play well for you!

Chris

Very nicely done.
Let us know how you get on!


HG

It's been a while!

But I'm back to playing WFB, after a lnog hiatus, and pack in the (painting) saddle.

First off, the Grey Devourer's Firebelly, Brugg Magmadrinker:







Just a little more cleanup, some basing, and he's done. Trying out a new method of painting skin, one that doesn't involve using Ogryn Flesh wash. I have to say I'm pretty pleased with the results so far.

His face is just insanely cool looking!!! Great work on that!!!

As for the skin, it's hard to judge by the picture, but the transition between recessed and raised areas seems a bit too subtle for my taste, particularly on the back.

Great Firebelly model though, can't wait to get mine!