Knowing I needed something to go there, as plain white was too…plain, I leaned into their name and the other GW game of fantasy football….Blitz Bowl. I love this logo (designed by our own so it’s important it can still stand for this new version of the team. Again, no good with the steady hand, I poured over my transfer options, but none of them had the look I was going for.
Too much black and dark greys isn’t a good look, so went with a single white shoulder pad to provide some visual interest. Simply trimming down some small spikes on their right forearm gauntlets, I was able to clear the space for the black and white squares. This was an ideal look that I could not have pulled off. Fortunately, GW provided the perfect option with the goblin team’s sketchy set of checks on their transfer sheet. I’ve always wanted a team that featured checks, but my hands nor vision, were ever steady enough to pull it off. They never saw too much success on the pitch, but did win ‘Most Casualties on more than one occasion, and for group of rowdies more into a good punch-up that may be the most desired result.įor the team’s new look I wanted to stay with the same core colors. That third edition plastic squad became one of my favorite teams of my handiwork. With many other projects in the queue, the Tale of Tuesdays event was the perfect time to start making progress.ĭespite playing Blood Bowl for almost 30 years, it wasn’t until a few short years ago that I came around to actually painting an orc team. Having come around to the 2016 release of Games Workshop’s classic game of gridiron mayhem, Blood Bowl, it’s become time to update the ladz with a new kit.
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