Bleeding Mountain Ogres (Gorger, Maneater & leadbelchers pics added on 3/7)

The chef at work from another perspective

The gnoblar heads all over him really add character, and the other gnoblars running away are a nice touch to the pic. In games you could give him a bangstick and shoot as many gnoblars as possible with it, if you aren't playing competitively or anything 

I like the new butcher. Great way to use all those extra gnoblar heads.

Here are my last 2 irongut banners. I decided to only post the banners for now. I am probably going to play a 3500 point game with my ogres (and be using my kroxis, rat ogres, and ushabti as ogres as well)! and will try to remember to take some pics of my whole army then.

The first banner is from the Beast Eater clan. The tyrant places the most newly appointed iron guts to this clan. They usually are given highly dangerous tasks, which weeds out the weak and careless. Those who survive long enough are allowed to eventually fight under another banner.

The second banner is the sun clan. I am not completely happy with this banner, but am unsure how to improve it at the moment. The sun clan collects pieces spewed out from the bleeding mountain's first eruption. This leads them far and wide, and many serve as mercenaries to neighboring peoples while trying to find chunks of their holy mountain.

Nicely done. The sun clan banner will look immensely better if you smooth out the yellow, and highlight it up nicely. Black Gobbo 108 has a nice bit on painting yellows.

Thanks for the tip Reg. I will definately check it out. I alson know some of the bases need improving. I suppose I am a bit impatient about getting some units painted and will be putting off improvements like this for a little, but will definately be getting back to them!

The bases are done on the ironguts? I hadn't thought so. Simply painting around the edge of the base (black is my preference) will make them look so much better, and if you feel like it, some drybrushes with grey/brown.

I have been so busy in stronghold battles, I have neglected my gnoblog for sometime. In the last month and a half I have pretty much finished my army. This sort of serves as a close to my gnoblog. Thanks to all of you who gave a peek and offered up suggestions and constructive criticism.


Here are my gorgers. I wanted sort of a charred look for them, like they survived a long time in the heart of the volcano.


My leadbelchers:


My maneaters. The one I wanted to give sort of a chaotic/demonic look too. I put together a chaos spawn for a friend for christmas. This is where the spikes on the shoulders come from. The horns are old skeleton bits from my tomb kings.

wow. Great workon all those models, forgottenlor!
I really like them, especialy the combination of dark purple pantz andthe "curry" skin.

The gorgers remind me of some mummuis found in Denmark, they had the same skin color

Overall, a cool looking army...Maybe you could take a whole-army shot as the closing picture?