Here is another Hero choice on the book: The beasts lore butcher.
Well, he is not a butcher in the literal way, because I´ve preferred converting it to look more like a shaman or a hunter cause I don´t like the butcher thing for other lores than gutmagic.
It was converted from:
Body, left arm and left hand from ogre bulls (now only ogres).
Gut plate, animal skin, right hand and vulture from the hunter that came in the stonehorn.
Head from the mournfang cavalry kit.
Snakes in the base from black tree miniatures snakes blister.
I´ve tried to give this guy kind of a feral luck, with some animals around him like in the beastmaster movie.
There is a thing to love about ogres, the kits come with lots of spare parts, so I´ve converted six minis to fit different roles (this is the first one).
The vulture has 5 layers of grey in the black pens.
I´ve added some bits as an additional club and a horn (just to call some more animals).
This guy is light on the tribal paints thing, cause is full of nice details.
To make the head fit the body I layered about 4 washes of badab black in the head and neck, the fist one to make sure the red isn´t too much brilliant, the others in the base of the neck to make a quiet transition between head/neck and the black body.
I think the snakes need some kind of scales pattern but I´m not sure what one will be.
Here they are, expecting to bite someone that approaches their master.
And here is a detail of the little bits that make the ogres even more cool-looking.
What do you think about this dude?.
The guy on the right is the boss of the unit, the other are just... the regular cannon toting ogres.
Here you can see their war paints.
And the paints on the cannons.
What to say?? huge dudes with huge guns... 
I´ve painted them in the very same colours of the rest of the army, and the cannons are painted in a dark silver way, just because I don´t see the ogres taking care of their equipment, so the weapons tend to be greasy and dark.
As you can see each one of them sports a cannon with a unique white design in it.
And of course, they sport the classical markings in their bodies.
There are the paintings on the cannons.
And the other two... nothing too complex just some easy polygonal and circle shapes.
I´ve tried to make him as menacing and quiet as I´ve can, just to give the feeling that he is so used to death that battle don´t even bother him.
As you can see he is heavily cover in tribal paintings, from the left almost white arm to the skull in his face.
Here is the little dude (I still have to paint his necklace).
A look of the paintings on his back (and the extra bear trap he carries).
A close detail of the skull I have painted onto his face.
I´ve tried to give this guy kind of a feral luck, with some animals around him like in the beastmaster movie.
There is a thing to love about ogres, the kits come with lots of spare parts, so I´ve converted six minis to fit different roles (this is the first one).
This guy is light on the tribal paints thing, cause is full of nice details.
To make the head fit the body I layered about 4 washes of badab black in the head and neck, the fist one to make sure the red isn´t too much brilliant, the others in the base of the neck to make a quiet transition between head/neck and the black body.
I think the snakes need some kind of scales pattern but I´m not sure what one will be.
Here they are, expecting to bite someone that approaches their master.
And here is a detail of the little bits that make the ogres even more cool-looking.
His skin is a bit more pink than the standard ogre.
The giant kit is a very nice kit to assembly and paint, with many nice options, but being this giant in an ogre kingdoms army I´ve opted to build him as carrying the breakfast to the battle.
Here is a bretonnian shield and some imperial looted armor.
A dragon/hydra skin around his arm and a dragon skull as weapon.
This guy has painting in all his body, here is the one in the left feet.
Some other paintings in the face and in the sides of the torso.
and some others in the neck and left arm.
