An Imperial Bastion that is now been used by Orks.

From GamesDay 2009.
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Having masked the black undercoated parts of the Battlewagon I gave the Battlewagon a white undercoat, before adding a basecoat.
See the full workbench feature on the Ork Battlewagon.
See photographs of completed Ork Battlewagons from various shows.
An Epic Imperial Guard Baneblade moves through the ruins of an Imperial City.

The model is from the Epic 40000 era and is very well detailed.
From Simon’s collection. More photographs of Epic Imperial Guard.
Final video in the series, this one is on the rules.
We originally saw the Chinork (or War Kopta) back in March at the Forge World Open Day. It was also on display at GamesDay 2010.

I remember thinking that as it was challenging to see what it was and how it was put together whether I did in fact like it.
I really like the concept of a large Ork Kopta, I am not sure if the Chinork meets my expectations for such a vehicle.
I have two main concerns, one is a modelling concern, the other is the actual design.

I do like Forge World models and I have a lot of them, but as anyone who has ever made one will know, these are not plastic kits, these are resin masterpieces that don’t always go together as simple and easily as you like. I have had issues (shrinkage and gaps) with the Repressor and the Ork Halftrakk for example. I don’t mind as I expect to get these with these excellent models.
The thing with the Chinork is that I can foresee a problem with the chain joining the two rotars. However I should say I don’t have one therefore this is conjecture, but the thought has put me off slightly…
So what about the actual design? Well…. the design is very open plan, so I think it will only work with lots of Orks on board (well Forge World know that they are providing resin arms with the kit for the passengers). I think I would have preferred a more closed design (aka the Valkyrie) over the open platform of the Chinork. I do like the fact it is BIG though.
So will I be getting one?
Probably not.
Another video on the Dark Eldar.
https://youtu.be/8d9ed6okRXo
Having give the turret a part black undercoat, the next stage was to mask the black and undercoat the rest of the turret with a white undercoat.
This is how it looks on top of the Looted Ork Rhino.
It will be painted in the same manner as the Rhino itself.
See the full workbench feature on the Ork Looted Rhino.
Part three of the series of videos on the Dark Eldar.
These Imperial Guard Ogryns were entered into the Golden Demon awards.

Now there are very nicely painted as you can see in this close-up.

Though maybe it was the angle at which I took the photograph, I am not sure about the composition and the use of jetpacks. They appear to be all over the place!