Orcs
Grunts in the armies of chaos. Nice figures for dungeon encounters or battles in the field, you can separate them into troops of the same type, or use them as a mixed horde.
Orcs are grey green skinned humanoids usually a little shorter than humans but larger than Elves. They are ill disciplined but fond of warfare and ruthless in their raids on their enemies.
25mm scale rubber moulds that can cast multiple figures hundreds of times.
This set of orcs are a bit shorter than the others, particularly the later sets PA677 & PA690. These can easily pass off for better skilled goblins or even battle trained ghouls.
There are three different Orcs that you can cast and you can cast approximately 9 figures from a single ingot of metal (e.g. Model Metal ingot is 125 grams) provided you remelt the ingates between casting.
This product is not suitable for children under the age of 14.
Grunts in the armies of chaos. Nice figures for dungeon encounters or battles in the field, you can separate them into troops of the same type, or use them as a mixed horde.
Older mold series can be tricky to get swords and spears right. You fix it by gently rocking the mold after pouring though.
Grunts in the armies of chaos. Nice figures for dungeon encounters or battles in the field, you can separate them into troops of the same type, or use them as a mixed horde.
Older mold series can be tricky to get swords and spears right. You fix it by gently rocking the mold after pouring though.
These are true 25mm as are all classic molds. Other molds are 28mm or 32mm.Problems casting all these figures, even after venting. Though my metal mix is far from ideal. I think with higher quality metal there would be no problems.
They are too small next to other 25mm figures to be orcs but they make great goblins. The shields have excellent details cast in.
