ONE MINIATURE. DIFFERENT VISIONS.

Painted Heroes
Written By Johanna Acquah

IRON ORC WARLORD ON WARBOAR — PAINTED IN MANY DIFFERENT WAYS

Some miniatures seem to ask for a specific colour scheme.

Others work just as well in many.

The Iron Orc Warlord on Warboar is one of those.

A brutal Orc leader, clad in massive armour and riding a beast that commands respect at first glance.

Some of the interpretations we love to see:

  • Dark, restrained palettes
    Emphasising weight, toughness and sheer brutality.

  • Bright, high-contrast armour
    Bold colours that claim the role of leader from a distance.

  • More classic approaches
    Earthy tones, muted metals, balanced overall. Very tabletop-friendly.

  • Weathered and battle-worn versions
    As if the model had already survived countless battles before reaching the table.

There is no single “correct” version.
Every painter turns it into their own legend.

Because a miniature is not truly finished until someone paints it, interprets it… and enjoys it.

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ONE MINIATURE. DIFFERENT VISIONS.
ONE MINIATURE. DIFFERENT VISIONS.

From dark and brutal to worn and battle-scarred, the Iron Orc Warlord on Warboar reveals how paint alone can change the story it tells on the tabletop.

FROM DOWNLOAD TO DEPLOYMENT
FROM DOWNLOAD TO DEPLOYMENT

When you download a 3D file, you’re holding a promise — an idea of what it can become.
You lay all the parts out on the table and begin assembling it in your head.

THE MOST BRUTAL IRON ORC WAR CHARIOT
THE MOST BRUTAL IRON ORC WAR CHARIOT

A mountain of pure steel and riveted plates, crewed by Iron Orcs hardened by brutal discipline, born to crush bones even before the fighting begins.

Johanna Acquah
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