#GOOD BLOOD BOWL 2 ORC TEAM SKIN#

In addition to touching up the paint job, I also added plates to the backs of several of the players. Finally the referee is from Goblin Guild Miniatures, designed by Pedro Ramos. The cheerleaders are 2nd-edition models by Kev Adams. The apothecary is based on Bad Doc Dreggutz from Gorkamorka. The Head Coach is converted from a plastic Orc Warboss model. They’re Gary Morley’s 3rd-edition sculpts.Īs ever, I have a collection of supporting staff for the team. These were among the last models that I added to the team.

This Troll was another player that was converted from a WFB model, in this case a River Troll by Michael Perry.Īn Orc team can include up to 4 goblins. One is a metal model by Gary Morley, the other is the plastic thrower from the 3rd edition boxed game.

For the throwers I stuck with actual Blood Bowl miniatures as at that time I didn’t feel confident converting an Orc to look like he was throwing the ball. That’s all of the players that I converted from the boxed regiment. It’s a widespread belief amongst Orcs that the colour red makes things go faster and the Blitzers are the fastest players on the Orc team. I also swapped the colours of the team’s red and brown kit so that the red would be more prominent. These guys got flashy squig-hair top-knots to reflect their status as blitzers. I also gave them all extra armour, particularly on the shoulders, to make them appear bulkier and further identify them as blockers rather than regular Orcs.

#GOOD BLOOD BOWL 2 ORC TEAM SKIN#

Nonetheless, I have kept them painted with a much darker skin tone than the other Orcs to make them easily identifiable as Black Orcs. In previous editions of Blood Bowl, these were identified as Black Orc Blockers, but in the 2020 edition Black Orcs have been spun off into their own team and these are now Big ‘Un Blockers. These were all made from the regiment box, with the weapons removed from the models’ hands.Īdding extra muscle to the team are these blockers. So here is the newly-refreshed version of Da Badboyz.Īs ever, the core of the team are the Linemen, or in this case Lineorcs. I considered stripping them and redoing them from scratch, or even just replacing them with newer models, but I eventually decided that wasn’t necessary, so instead I went through the team last week and touched-up the paint here and there to try and bring them all up to the same standard. Last spring I re-based the team, along with all of the Blood Bowl models I had done at that point.īecause different parts of the team had been painted at different times, there was a marked difference between the quality of the painting on some of the older models compared to the new, and much of the team as a whole was looking quite shabby compared with the newer teams I had painted more recently. In 2020 I revisited the team again, painting the last few models that I hadn’t finished before. I came back and added more models later that year, and again the following year. I revisited the team in 2008, painting up all the models I had built at that point and posting the results on here. At the time I wasn’t very keen on the Orc Blood Bowl models available at the time (oddly enough, these days I’m rather more fond of them) so I set about converting my own from a Warhammer plastic regiment box. I think I originally put the team together in around 2003-2004-ish possibly earlier. The team was already a few years old by that point. I first posted photos of my Orc Blood Bowl team in April 2008.

Good blood bowl 2 orc team