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I have added materials from the urban basing kit to my Ork Kommandos.
I didn’t use any of the resin pieces, but used the large and small slate. I think I will add some barbed wire as well.
I have decided to paint their backpacks separately, so will need to mount them somehow.
Orks from a participation game at GamesDay 2006.
Imperial Guard Chimera facing an Ork Killa Kan from a participation game at GamesDay 2006.
An Ork building from a participation game at GamesDay 2006.
I have some photographs of the Ork looted Rhino which s receiving its base coat.
This is the left side. You can see I have also done some black on the front panel. I have started the brown with the hatch to see if it worked. I liked it so the whole vehicle was painted. Work in progress.
I used Snakebite Leather (it was this colour or I was thinking of using Vomit Brown I used on my Ork Fighter Bommer).
Another shot
More soon…
I have put my Ork Kommandos on their bases.
I have decided to paint their backpacks separately, so will need to mount them somehow.
The boss (Nob) has a separate arm and head, so I stuck them on.
One of the nice touches (Jes Godwin told me this) is the bullet hole in his left boot just below his Slugga holster.
It’s as though one day, he was holstering his pistol and BANG!
At GamesDay 2006 I purchased a box of Ork Kommandos.
These are a recent release from Games Workshop as part of the Medusa V campaign. One of the rare Ork releases until the release of the Ork Codex sometime in the latter half of 2007.
The Orks come in quite a few components, and each as their own backpack, with the Nob backpack also having a Grot hiding in the top.
Though obviously released as Ork Kommandos they could be used as Tankbustaz.
This is the Forgeworld Large Scale Ork Warboss in Mega Armour from the Forgeworld Display cabinets at GamesDay 2005.
Really well modelled and painted.
It has been some time since I posted an update on my Ork Looted Rhino, so here is one. I have painted the tracks black.
I drybrushed the tracks with Tin Bitz and Boltgun Metal.
I did something similar with the wheels…
… and one of the Ork’s added armour panels.
At this point I then decided to do the exhausts in a similar manner.
The next stage will be painting the basecoat.
Ork Heavy Bommer from a game at GamesDay 2005 about to “crash” into an Imperial Dam.
It is a converted model Hercules.