#madboyz

It's Orktober madness! I finally finished my Madboyz that I started in 1990, with some additions that I picked up from Etsy this year.

The smaller boyz are the original metals, with a few Marauder brand Orks added in. Marauder was a miniatures company that had a partnership with Games Workshop, that was very short-lived, where they were producing Games Workshop compatible models, like several of the Orks above.

The bigger boyz I picked up on Etsy and are designed by an artist who goes by the name Trollett. They are making a lot of really fun, original, retro style Space Orks.

Since I finished the Madboyz project I was looking to finish something else and went looking for my bag of snotlings, the cheeky little fellow is one of them, and found more old madboyz from the 1990s and an old boy that I started in 1987. The old projects never seem to end, but at least I'm whittling them down. If you ever need any old ork arms I'm happy to drop some in an envelope as I've still got tons from the 1990s.

The young Blood Axe Nob thought that his paper on advanced infantry tactics had impressed the warboss as he was assigned a special unit to prove the merits of his tactics.