Magnetising Stonehorn/Thundertusk

I got this beast of a kit just yesterday and I knew it in my heart that I had to built it ASAP. Problem is, I am still not sure which is better for my Ogre army yet, the Stonehorn or the Thundertusk. Well, why do I even have to choose between the two? Why can't I have both? Fortunately with a few magnets, green stuff, super glue and a little bit of magic you too could have the best of both worlds!

Ogre Pirate Maneater Completed

That's the first guy I've painted for my new army and I must say that I am thrilled. Most of the Ogre model range is awesome and this particular guy was a joy to paint. Quite addictive actually. The large surfaces of the models are very convenient for blending. I followed the 'Eavy Metal paint scheme quite closely since I really liked the original colours (especially the rusted weapons) with a few changes here and there. The main difference is that I  painted most of the cloths quite darker so that the flesh and red tones would be more prominent. I also painted the gnoblar parrot differently since I wanted him to have a yellow beak. Speaking of the little fellor

And then, suddenly...OGRES!

What's going on in this picture? Why is the gnoblar so excited? Why is does the rhinox look so upset (and slightly constipated)? Is this even legal in the Old World? Anyway I hope all this exist only in my morbid imagination.

First of all let me say something. I really like my Orcs and Goblins army. But I also want to play more games (I have probably played less than 20 games under 8th edition). The O&Gs is a very personable army but it is also very unruly and especially large. I don't enjoy playing with large armies these days, my stamina seems to have diminished. An army with fewer models would be ideal for me. Enter the Ogres (not literally).