Ork Boyz moving forward.
Through the ruins of an Imperial city.
Category: ork
Orks with Heavy Weapons
Orks with heavy weapons.
Ork Boyz
Ork Boyz moving fast through the ruins.
Ork Stormboyz
Ork Stormboyz prepare to use their jump packs…
Simon has been calling them the “lipstick boyz”!
A mob of Ork Shoota Boyz.
Ork Boyz
Some of my Ork Boyz just before the game starts.
Forgeworld Ork Gunwagon
I undercoated the whole Gunwagon with a black undercoat.
Here is another view.
I have already mentioned that I undercoated the Kannon.
The next stage is to drybrush the model.
Ork Gunwagon
Having cleaned the parts I started to try dry runs and then sticking the track units together.
The track units went very easily together though did requires some cleaning and they did have some large chunks of superfluous resin. The tracks went on easily and are separate from the wheels.
They came together nicely.
I then stuck the gun shield and the engine block to the main structure. I used epoxy resin for this as superglue wouldn’t be strong enough as the resin filled in the slight gaps between the parts.
I then stuck the two tracked sections to each side and the exhausts.
Next stage is the undercoat.
Forgeworld Ork Gunwagon Kannon
See my previous post on the Kannon, having cleaned the parts, they were ready to be stuck together.
The actual Kannon model does go together quite nicely.
I did stick the Kannon together and intially I did include the base which in fact isn’t required when using the Kannon with the GunWagon, and this isn’t clear on the instructions.
I undercoated the Kannon with a black undercoat.
I have also been working on the Gunwagon itself.
Ork Squiggoth
This is a Forgeworld Ork Squiggoth from their Display Cabinets at GamesDay 2005.
I have one of these models myself and I hope that one day Forgeworld will make a variant model.