After undercoating the Kil Bursta I removed the masking tape.
Slight issue was that the black matte spray I was using came out slightly glossy!
See the full workbench feature on the Kil Bursta.
Category: ork
More undercoating
After masking the Kill Bursta I gave the model a black undercoat.
Slight issue was that the black matte spray I was using came out slightly glossy!
See the full workbench feature on the Kil Bursta.
Flying Ork Battlewagon
This bizarre flying ork Battlewagon was an entry in the GamesDay 2009 Golden Demon awards.
It uses many parts, but a key one appears to be an Eldar Falcon hull. Not sure if I like it or not. Quite a dramatic pose and quite a good paint job, but there is something that doesn’t sit right with me. Not sure what it is, maybe the concept, I am sure Orks would salvage Eldar equipment, but would they conjure something like this up? Of course this is Warhammer 40K and to be honest most things are possible.
Epic Kult of Speed
From the archives.
This picture shows my Ork Kult of Speed (lots of conversions in there) racing across my cityfight terrain.
This is how I picture a Kult of Speed should operate, lots of vehicles, lots of speed and no organisation….
To see lots more photographs of Epic miniatures, have a look at my Epic Miniatures Gallery.
Bright Yellow Ork Battlewagon
Bright Yellow Battlewagon from Golden Demon at GamesDay 2009.
Though very bright, I think it works well.
Ork Fighter-Bommer
Ork Bommer from GamesDay 2010.
How I painted my version of this model.
Masking the Kill Bursta
Having given the Kil Bursta a white undercoat, the next stage was to mask the model before giving the track sections a black undercoat.
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Undercoating the Kill Bursta
Having glued the model together the next stage for the Kill Bursta was a white undercoat.
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Ork Stompa
Ork Stompa
Very much like the old Epic model.
Scratchbuilt Ork Stompa from GamesDay 2008.
Building more of the Kill Bursta
Forge World’s big Ork tank mounts a huge gun ready to take on any Imperial BaneBlade or even Titan.
Having fixed the sides, the next stage was the top of the superstructure and the turrets.
The engine was added to the rear.
The main armament was added to the front. This was another piece that I thought didn’t fit too well.
Still one mean looking Ork warmachine.
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