Customer briefing

Orcs and Nobles on the Playing Field: Our Latest Blood Bowl Project

This client met us through social networks, where he had been following us for some time and had seen other Blood Bowl projects we had done. Motivated by the results we showed in our previous work, he decided to trust us to paint the teams in his Season 2 starter box.
He was pretty clear on what he wanted in terms of color schemes. For the Imperial Nobility, he was looking for a noble and refined look and asked us for a purple and white scheme with gold accents that would give that sense of grandeur. In contrast, for the Black Orc Team, he wanted something much more aggressive, with red and orange armor, and the classic green orc skin. In addition, he specified that the team’s Troll should stand out, suggesting a dark blue tone for his skin, which would give him a distinctive touch.
He also commissioned us to assemble the miniatures and make the bases, with a very specific request: to include details of the Blood Bowl field, such as electrostatic grass and white lines, to make the game even more immersive.

Photo of the project Game level

Blood Bowl in Two Teams: How We Brought Every Detail to Life

The process for this project went very smoothly, and we made sure to keep the client informed every step of the way. We started by assembling a miniature of each team, which we then painted as a sample to define the color schemes. Once approved, we proceeded with the complete assembly of all the figures.
Each painter worked on one of the teams to speed up the process. We used airbrushes to apply the main bases: purple and white tones for the human team, and greens, reds and oranges for the orcs and goblins. After that, the details were painted by brush: from the feathers on the Imperial Nobility armor, to the leather pieces and bandages on the Black Orcs.
The Troll received special attention, applying a combination of dark blue tones to make him stand out among his companions. Finally, the bases were decorated with electrostatic grass and the white lines of the Blood Bowl field were added.
Throughout the process, we sent photos to the client to show daily progress. This allowed us to adjust any details in real time, making sure that the final result was exactly what he expected. Here you can see some of the images we shared!