26 medieval orcs with 1 handed weapon, shield and ponytail [MEDSASHHRS_lot1]
Source: Thingiverse by Loboto51-modellingstuff
The 26 medieval orcs with 1 handed weapon, shield and ponytail [MEDSASHHRS_lot1] is a free printable 3D model from Thingiverse by Loboto51-modellingstuff. [edit 26/09/2026 : Collection for all my 10mm stone age orcs : Collection for all my 10mm medieval orcs : ] 26 medieval orcs with a one-handed weapon (sword, mace, axe, an. You can download the STL file from the original listing below and print it at home.
About this model
[edit 26/09/2026 : Collection for all my 10mm stone age orcs : Collection for all my 10mm medieval orcs : ] 26 medieval orcs with a one-handed weapon (sword, mace, axe, an occasional club...), a shield and a very chic ponytail. They can be used to add variation to a regiment of my bald ones, or be played as champions, leaders... I tried to replicate the variety of 80s orcs : some have bare feet, other wear boots, some are bare chested and other wear more or less reinforced shirts. All are wielding metal weapons except for a club or two. THESE ARE NOT TEST-PRINTED YET! But poses and parts being heavily reused, I don't think you'll have any problems. Scale is warmaster-like, 10mm to the eye level. The level of details will easily allow an upscale to 15mm and 20mm, maybe up to 28mm (I'm curio…
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