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Ork Trukk with Krooz Missilz (aka an Orkish version of the Imperial Deathstrike Missile Launcher, but why not use the Krooz Missulz rules for the Mega-Gargant.
This is a very simple conversion that I did a fair few years ago.
The model is built using a Flakwagon base, a firing platform from a Pulsa Rokitt and the Krooz Missulz? Well it’s a 40k scale Fighta-Bommer Missile.
Having finished the undercoat on the Kil Krusha I started to paint it. I gave the internals of the turret a spray of battleship grey. I gave the main weapon a spray of grey.
It does need a second coat, but better two thin coats than one thick one!
I also sprayed the internals of the tank with the grey spray.
There was some overspray, but not a huge amount.
See the full workbench feature on the Ork Kil Krusha.
Having seen the plastic Orc Boar Boyz I decided that a pack wouldn’t go amiss so that I could put them together as Feral Ork Boar Boyz.
You get five models altogether.
There are three plastic sprues for the five models.
This wonderful Ork Submarine was on display at Games Workshop in Bristol.
Using parts from the Ork Stompa and the Bastion it is a very effective model.
This Ork biker was an entry in the GamesDay 2008 Golden Demon awards.
Using a thinned Chaos Black I touched up the black basecoat. I also black undercoated certain parts of the engine.
I also started to drybrush the “bare metal” with Tin Bitz.
See the full workbench feature on the Kil Bursta.
This Orkified Tau Piranha was an entry in the Golden Demon awards at GamesDay 2008.
So after giving the model a wash, the next stage was giving the model more washes….
To continue the process I added some more washes of Devlan Mud and Badab Black, especially over the engine area.
See the full workbench feature on the Ork Mega Dread.
I got this model as a present, it combines the plastic Battlewagon kit with a resin Supa Kannon.
This is the preview model from the Forge World stand.
The plastic Battlewagon model contains four large sprues.
The resin pieces come in a bag
There is a fair bit of resin.
Having finished the Kil Krusha, leaving it for a while to let the glue dry and cure I gave the model a white undercoat.
I am pleased with how the model looks, now onto the bigger task of getting it painted.
See the full workbench feature on the Ork Kil Krusha.
