Foundry does a range of Landsknechts orcs in two sizes (ogresized and orcsized) and the occasional goblin. All sculpted by Kev Adams to a pretty high standard. You could even throw in some of their regular orcs as more poorly dressed contemporaries.
http://wargamesfoundry.com/
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2. Black Hat Miniatures
Black Hat took over the small fantasy range from Crusader Miniatures. Their buccaneer orcs aren't fullblown landsknecht orcs like the Foundry one, but they do have a distinct renaissance vibe. The range includes command, handgunners, halberdiers, swordsmen,
http://www.blackhat.co.uk/
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3. Black Scorpion Miniatures
This UK-based manufacturer does something called a grongoid fairy catcher which is vaguely orclike. OK, I'll admit this one's a stretch, but I like it and somehow it fits.
http://www.blackscorpionminiatures.com/
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