Cryptstalk Boyz
Company: Titan-Forge
Part #:
Sculptor: Slawek
Released: 2013
I've put up some of Titan-Forge's stuff before. What is there to say? Skeleton orcs! Armored and bad-ass. I can't relate how grateful I am to Titan-Forge for doing a line of undead orcs and goblins. I am now at the point where I might be able to field an entire brigade of undead green skins (green bones?)
Very nice sculpts. The armor is suitably primitive and "orc-like". Big chopping weapons. They generally fit the GW orcish conception, which I generally deride as "cartoony" versus some of the hulking brutes like, say, Nick Lund orcs (the holotype orc as far as I'm concerned) or Rackham's versions. But in a skeletal form, they are definitely cool, and very distinctive.
The set of five allows you to make five warriors, or three warriors, one standard bearer and one musician. I have to buy another set so I can field all the variations. Kudos all around!
Company: Titan-Forge
Part #:
Sculptor: Slawek
Released: 2013
I've put up some of Titan-Forge's stuff before. What is there to say? Skeleton orcs! Armored and bad-ass. I can't relate how grateful I am to Titan-Forge for doing a line of undead orcs and goblins. I am now at the point where I might be able to field an entire brigade of undead green skins (green bones?)
Very nice sculpts. The armor is suitably primitive and "orc-like". Big chopping weapons. They generally fit the GW orcish conception, which I generally deride as "cartoony" versus some of the hulking brutes like, say, Nick Lund orcs (the holotype orc as far as I'm concerned) or Rackham's versions. But in a skeletal form, they are definitely cool, and very distinctive.
The set of five allows you to make five warriors, or three warriors, one standard bearer and one musician. I have to buy another set so I can field all the variations. Kudos all around!
They look like they came out of a bad followup to the Flintstones.
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