Warcry: Ogor Gorger Mawpack!

Yay! Big, feral, insatiable appetites with the tools needed to keep those bellies fed!
I've always liked the Ogres... or Ogors, if you want to be current and hip with the modern lexicon. They're simple and straightforward. Just hit things, or make them go boom, or step on them in the process of reaching targets to do the first two actions to.
No tricksies or magic. No need to be cunning and brutal, or brutal and cunning. Just hitting and eating. Possibly with alcohol involved depending on how culturally advanced said Ogres are or are currently in the process of ransacking.
That's all you need. And there aren't that many of them, so you've got no excuse to not get them all painted, right?
I feel like I'm almost typing out an inner monologue gearing myself up to get to work on them...

[@sprootown]

Great to see the posing...like they're in action...not just standing and looking mean.... I bought the darkoath marauders just because the poses swinging swords etc... Nice to see this kit love Ogres as well.

[@breandan3280]

Warcry is really fun, definitely give it a shot!

[@ObscuritiesinMiniature]

I keep meaning to! I can certainly play a nicely dense table of it as well!

[@graefx]

Im with you on the modular sentiment. When youve only got 1 of each model, the mono pose look great, but as soon as you get multiple its jarring, and the build to me is arduous. I yearn for being able to just clip peices into piles and its easy to throw together. And the little variations of rotated arms feels more natural than an exaggerated and specific stance. I guess thats what TOW is for

[@zincgoblin7538]

I agree, I very much miss the 'Legs-torso-left arm-right arm- head' template that many models use to have and most still do. As detailed as the newer models are, I genuinely like the previous deathrattle skeletons with ball joints. Ball joint and flat surface shoulders are the best nearly every time.

[@anealpilot6957]

So, do you have an air brush for some of these larger models? It feels like I should invest in one so I the biggest miniatures I paint are those adult dragons from wizkids. Also which new paints did you pick up?

[@ObscuritiesinMiniature]

My dad has an airbrush, but I'm too lazy to fiddle with it. I suck it up and go all in with a brush, damn the size! New paints... I don't know where I put them now. -_-