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<H3><a name="datop" id="datop">Raccorcs</a></H3>


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This is the box for the, I believe, first edition GW Blood Bowl orc team,
the Orcland Raiders.  I'm pretty sure these are the ones I am buying second
hand.  I'm also pretty sure I'm not paying $20 for them.  But they're 
superceded for official play (I guess) and just old figs that some people
don't want.  And my intent is to convert them.
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I'm using the same tail technique as my
<A href="http://www.inlgames.com/orques.htm">skunk orcs</A>,
the extremely difficult "glue a piece of pipe cleaner to the
butt" method.
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And, obviously, I have gone for a different animal tribe.  The
stripes on the tail and the masks on the faces make them easily
recognizable as raccoons.  I believe orcs are already vermin,
so skunks, raccoons ... hmmmmmmmm what next?
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Orcs.  Eat all you want.  We'll make more.
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