Well, had the time to scan another issues and Mikal has done the honours with cropping etc.
On my Google share drive here;
https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1-gjxKI4bPYKxWGSnrCpq-bjRcGfY4WzI?ths=true
Interesting letter from Allan Watson of Australia regarding the banning of lead!
That's 5 issues so far, plenty more to come!
Finished three old Asgard Orcs - these were some of Jes Goodwin's earliest sculpts back in the 80's.
Left to right; OR35 Slave Orc Archer OR33 Slave Orc with Scimitar OR8 Orc Scout
More pics of the range on Lost Minis here. They are still available (and very reasonably priced) after all this time from Viking Forge in the USA here. Let them know I sent you!
That's it for now. Don't forget to follow the blog and become a Politico please (top left), also, if you fancy buying me a coffee, I'm always grateful... miniature collecting is thirsty work.
4 comments:
These orcs have a charm of yesteryear that has always attracted us, even if they are different from those that manufacturers like Citadel have accustomed us to. And best of all, they are still in production, like Nick Lund's old Grenadier orcs, now produced by the Italian manufacturer Mirliton. What is their average size? 25 mm?
These 3 are some of the smaller ones so about 25mm if standing… the rest of the range varies up to 40mm or so.
I do love the orcs from Asgard. I need to revisit them. Any more Clangers in the offing?
Some of the best Tolkien orcs available.
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