Blood Bowl: The Crimson Chompers

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Finished painting an orc blood bowl team, the orcs are from the first core set and was given to me for free. As always, no monoposers in my house. So I've converted each miniature: Arm swaps, spikes, reangling on the base and it just looks awesome. 

I've tried painting for variation as well, checkered patterns and steel in various places. Difference skin colors. 

Troll: This miniature is weirdly posed, so I reangled the arm - because it's by standard blocking the trolls face. Very weird design. 

Big Uns: Hand swaps and spike on helmet.

Blitzer: Arm swap and one is angled forward like his blitzing hard! 

Thrower: Re-angling of the arms. 

Linemen: Arm swaps galore! So there's in fact 8 different line men on the team now. 

Very happy with how this team turned out! I made them a logo with ChatGPT, based on the team colors and the 'gouged eye' logo. I like how it came out, good fun. 

Blood Bowl: The Amazing Averland Adventurers

 A couple of the old guys, from way back in time, have picked up blood bowl. I've played a lot of blood bowl back in the living rule book era. Sold or gave away all teams years ago. But the guys inspired me. I got a hand on some blood bowl humans.

They are all converted, that's why I love plastics. No 2 miniatures are the same, I couldn't stand that in a 16 miniature warband of any kind. Lots of head adjustments and arm swaps. 

When painting I've gotten half of the bases with white stripes. And half the miniatures with blood spatter. All mixed, again, too add further diversity to the final look of team. 

I know, I'll never get to use 16 miniatures in any league - it's stupid. But, the completionist in me simply can't help it! 

Team

Ogre

Blitzers

Throwers

Catchers

Linemen