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1 Barbarian (solved: Shond of the Godsworn Hunt) - Or darkoath-chieftain 1 Dwarf - Cities of Sigmar Warden King 1 Elf - Reaper Minatures - 14553 - Arthrand Nightblade, Wood Elf Sergeant - Warlord 1 Wizard - Collegiate Arcane Mystic Battle Wizards 6 Orc warriors - Mantic, Oathmark, second hand "standard" ork fantasy models 6 Orc archers - See above 6 Goblin spearmen (solved: grot stabbas) 6 Goblin archers (solved: grot shootas) 12 Skaven (solved: clanrats) 3 Minotaurs (solved: bullgors) 12 Giant spiders - For spiders, Wargames Atlantic do a set which contains large spiders, and 'small' ones the small ones would make fine giant spiders. 12 Giant bats - Reaper do giant bats 12 Giant rats (solved) 12 Snotlings - Bloodbowl team (Crud Creek Nosepickers)

I've picked up a cheaper box of the Horrek's, and will start messing with them. They look (from the pictures, waiting for my purchase to come) like nice models, just worried how to paint the inner skulls aside from the rest of the horse. The irritating thing for me is I like the Petrifex faction lore (I love archaeology, so the idea of this faction hunting down fossils to create new warriors seems awesome, plus if I can get some interesting skulls, some nice conversion ideas), but the faction doesn't seem too good now.

I like the lore for the Bonereapers, wondering how to start with them, especially in the age of 3.0. I can still get hold of the Horrek's Dreadlance (so that's 10 cavalry and the cavalry hero), and was wondering if that's a good start for an army that isn't horde-esque (so no 40+ morteks etc)?