great base, looking good already.
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Thanks Nav. 
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It’s actually my first time multibasing an entire horde. I have always advised people not to do so, unless they already have some smaller pieces to play regiments or troops if need be.
Fortunately I already have two troops of Axe which I can play separately or combined as a regiment, and those two can also add to this horde to make a Legion footprint. So I for once feel safe to lock myself to such a large unit size.
(The only thing I cannot do is play several regiments. But I believe that having a massive block with high nerve is a better way to play the orc Axe)
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Finished the horde of Ax, posted some pictures in the december painting thread: Dozens December! - painting topic
Reposting here:
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I love the colour scheme you use. I’m not a great fan of the Mantic Orc models per se, having spent far too many years collecting GW Orcs and Orks but you make them look great.
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Thanks
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Horde of axe looks great Fred.
Looking forward to more good stuff for the new year. 
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Photos of the entire army added in the top post (link)
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WOW! They are looking great @FredOslow
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Fantastic! Well done indeed, especially that it takes a lot of discipline and dedication to continue with a full army project! 
I have only one but very important question. Which model represents Fred Da Boss of the entire army?
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Thanks Swordie.
Hehe, Fred da Boss is probably the orcling looking panicked with his back against the wall. 
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Ulpgar the Mad, also added to the top post (last pic)!
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Awesome @FredOslow ! Don’t remember having seen non-green Orcs before, but those look really really great!
Bonus points and grins for “Fred da Boss!” 
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Very nice! Loved seeing this big orc army!
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Quite the collection there, love the colour scheme. Nice to see Orcs with a different skin tone than the usual green.
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sweet chariot
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Love the primitive tech on the mace… rocks are cheap and plentiful after all!
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