I finally found all of the parts of this model and decided to put it together and paint it for Orktober – plans never survive contact with the enemy which in this case is a really cool miniature.
The Hill Giants had been a dangerous enemies to Orc and Goblins alike. Their green skin makes Biologists think that there DNA maybe linked to other “green-skins” but none have so far come close enough to extract their DNA and survive.
Sculpted by Jason Wiebe
The giant, “Cufmalog”, is well known for travelling on adventures with his two companions “Gorfhop” and “Lucifish”.
“Cufmalog”, “Gorfhop” and “Lucifish”
“Cufmalog”
“Cufmalog”
“Cufmalog”
“Gorfhop” and “Lucifish”
“Gorfhop” and “Lucifish”
“Gorfhop” and “Lucifish”
“Gorfhop” and “Lucifish”
“Cufmalog”, “Gorfhop” and “Lucifish”
Orktober Green Thing count:
10 Lesser Xenomorphs + 1 Terraton + 4 Ghouls + 5 Mini Teratons + Gun and 2 crew + 5 Mini Teratons + 1 Ripper Mauler + 6 Ghouls +1 Marauder Gruntbot +8 Ghouls +1 Marauder Hulk + 5 Giant Frogs +1 Ripper Rainmaker + 1 Marauder Sergeant +1 Stuntbot + 10 Napoleonic Goblins + 3 Cufmalog and friends = 66 Total
Nice work on that.
Cheers,
Pete.
Thanks Pete. This has been a good month of getting “greens” out of the box and on to the shelf. Two more days to go.
Lot of Kermit d. Frogs there! Glad to see you finally got your reaper painted. I’ve tried a few of their minis, and was never really satisfied with them – kinda felt like the old D&D minis I had back in High School!
Thanks Eric. I agree they are a bit like the old plastic soldiers that arms and weapons flex everywhere. Not a real fan either but I have them so will paint the ones I like and sell the rest.