Orc Moon Krumpanaut Battle Banner

The Orc Battle Banners, though they may resemble nothing more than scraps of metal and tattered fabric to the untrained eye, hold a profound significance among the Greenskins. Perched atop the mighty Moon Krumpanaut or fluttering defiantly amidst the chaos of battle, these banners serve as potent totems of Orcish pride and identity.

For the Greenskins, battle banners are more than just symbols—they are declarations of intent, rallying points around which their forces gather and draw strength. Each banner tells a story, adorned with the crude symbols and icons that speak to the tribe's history and lineage.

Despite their weathered appearance, these banners are meticulously maintained and revered by the Orcs. They are adorned with trophies from past victories, such as the torn armor plates of fallen foes or the blood-stained banners of defeated enemies, serving as reminders of the Greenskins' indomitable spirit and prowess in battle.

And when the call to arms echoes across the land, the Orcs march into battle with their banners held high, their colors unfurled in a defiant display of strength and defiance. For the Greenskins, the sight of their battle banners fluttering in the wind is a source of inspiration and courage, driving them to ever greater feats of bravery and ferocity on the battlefield.

In the eyes of the Greenskins, their battle banners are more than just scraps of cloth and metal—they are symbols of their identity, their pride, and their unwavering determination to conquer all who dare to stand in their way. And as long as their banners fly high, the Greenskins will continue to march forward, unstoppable in their quest for glory and Conquest.

This set contains one Orc Moon Krumpanaut Battle Banner.

The product design fits 28 mm scale wargames.

This set is supplied unpainted and requires assembly. Cast from the highest quality resin. Our products are intended for experienced modelers and may require trimming, bending, and fitting. We recommend washing all resin Parts before assembly (tap water with mild detergent) and using Kromlech Superglue or other cyanoacrylate adhesives.