Mk III: L'Hero

Ogre designation: 9038 HRO

Allegiance: Paneuropean

Credit: OgreMarkXXX

Mark: III

Nickname: L'Hero

Details: Unit HRO earned its nickname during its first tour of duty when it routed the remnants of a Combine task force before it could destroy a french town. After recently engaging a Combine defesne force and destroying their command post, it embarked on a mission into the heart of Combine territory. It's current whereabouts are now Classified.

The first picture is simply of the ogre. The second is a picture of it engaging elements of the 51 Combine Armored Division. They are kind of fuzzy but that's what they are. The third is a picture of the ogre hitting a 51st GEV. I plan on adding decals to it so I might send you more pictures in the future when I finish.

Mk IIIB: Roland

Credit: Clansittingducks

Mk II: Winter Camo

Allegience: PanE
Modelling notes: The paint scheme is an actual WW II German winter camo - I saw it on a Panzer IV, online.
I managed to lose part of my airbrush, so this model was done with aerosol spray cans. I did a base prime with Floquil white spray. This was followed by a base coat spray of Testor's Model Master Afrika Mustard (I think)..
I then cut lots of very small pieces of rectangular masking tape, and applied them randomly. I lightly oversprayed the whole madel with Floquil white primer again, let it dry, then removed the masking. This was followed by a black wash, then white highlighting. After a coat of Testor's Glosscote, I applied the red decals to the turret (they are from GHQ - Russian WW II markings).
I gave the model a final spray of Glosscote, to seal the decals, followed by a coat of Dullcote.

Credit: Lucious

Fencer: Schultz

Official Designation: "Cologne Cathedral"Combine nickname: "Schultz"
Allegiance: Paneuropean
Notes: "Cologne Cathedral" was dispatched on a mission to kill a high-ranking Combine general. While mauling the the Combine defense force, the Ogre managed to destroy two dummy command posts, before withdrawing. The unharmed Combine general remarked that the "Cologne Cathedral" reminded him of the character of a German sargeant, in an obscure 20th Century television show, who also "saw nothing". The name stuck, and even Paneuropean soldiers adopted it.
Credit: Lucius

Mk V: Grendel

Name / Designation: 'GRENDEL'
Allegiance: PanEuropean
Unit / Formation: 97th PanEuropean (7th Scandanavian)
Notes: Sergeant Grendel is one of the newest members of the 97th PanEuro, a Division that is very proud of its Norwegian roots. All very-heavy vehicles and Ogres have the Norwegian flag painted on them. All other elements are red with white and blue stripes on the barrels or passenger compartments.
Credit: Steve Hanson

Fencer: Arminius

Name / Designation: "Arminius"
Allegiance: Pan European
Unit / Formation: Third Panzer Armee
Notes: Named after the German patriot who coordinated the destruction of three Roman Legions at the Battle of Teutoburg Forest in 9 AD. This unit also moonlights as the Argentinian Fencer 'Evita Peron', deployed to the Antarctic Disputed Zone in support of operations against Pan Pacific Alliance forces
Modelling notes: Upon reflection (years after painting) it needs additional detailing, weatheirng and some decals. I'll upload some new pics when I get around to doing that.
Credit: Tas