"Large and in Charge" - Blood Bowl Ogre

"Large and in Charge" - Blood Bowl Ogre - Part II

Ogre teams have existed since

the forming of the NAF and have even had

some success such as winning the XV Blood Bowl.

However, as any right-minded person will tell you,

having more than one Ogre in the same place

at the same time is a disaster in the making...

- Blood Bowl Tactics

Welcome back sports fans to another gripping Blood Bowl post on The Art of Caesura!

The Blood Bowl content has been coming hard and fast over the past few weeks. Last week I went in to much more detail than intended on painting faces in general and specifically the big lumpen mug of this guy, the Blood Bowl Ogre!

In addition to his face, I also went into the whole rest of the painting process of this guy so you can check that out here. The painting process of the rest of my human team is right over here, and their showcase is here.

Today we'll let the photos be the thousand words they are, but if you have any questions at all, just leave them in the comments section below.

I've been threatening to go into extreme detail on the decal (transfer) process, and that will be coming up next week.

Speaking of decals, you can see the standard ones that I included on the rest of my human team above, and then the unique griffon head on his bashing fist below. Nice and scuffed.

As I detailed last week, I had fun playing around with the textures that different varnishes offered between matte skin, satin leather and glossy armour. I will talk more about varnishing when I discuss decals next week.

Below is the big guy with his little buddies. I took the photos below after going back to paint all the line-markings on the bases.

I had some fun with these next pictures. The next one gives me a migraine, but it feels like it could be on the cover of Spike! magazine...from SPACE!

I have really loved painting my first Blood Bowl team and I hope you have enjoyed following along with the progress.

Stay safe and tune in next week to The Art of Caesura!

Reading: The Porpois - Mark Haddon

Gaming: Total War: Warhammer II - Vampire Coast

Next Week:

Decals a gogo!

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