Empire Ogre Leadbelchers Done

I continue to make progress toward having my Empire-themed Ogres ready for Rumble in the Bronx. I showed the Leadbelchers when they were being constructed, and now they're painted.

3 painted Leadbelchers, ready for battle.

This guy is the closest to a normal Leadbelcher model. He's also the one who doesn't want to rank up properly. Didn't plan that very well...

See, the length of that cannon is a problem (euphemisms ahoy!). Front rank for this guy.

The view from the left side.

He's kinda looking sideways despite being ready to shoot.

My artillery train on the march.

This guy's pose is not ideal. It works to make him look like he's labouring under the weight of the gun, but he is kinda looking at the ground.

I couldn't work out how the straps should work, so I just made sure there were lots of them.

The unit musician. The first I've actually tried to make for this army (I still need to do something for the Ironguts and regular Bulls).

This guy is very hefty. Doesn't have one of my more recent trimmed down torsos.

The hand holding the cannon was a bit rough, but it quickly fell into the "good enough" category.

The horn didn't really work out the way I wanted it to. It's actually a slightly awkward shape to try to make. Next time (if there is a next time) I'll do it in a couple of stages.

Bog standard Ogre head with slightly more facial hair. Same thing I did with the Mournfangs. I like how easy it is.

Fortunately the unit won't have a champion. Because the model for that has to sit in the back rank thanks to the well-equipped lad in the front with the antisocial stance.

At this point, I have just about dealt with the rank-and-file Ogres required for my current list. That just leaves half a dozen Sabretusks, 4 characters, and the Ironblaster. That last one will be the source of all my headaches, I can tell. But things feel under control at this point, provided I keep working.