One thing I ordered recently from Forgeworld were their Ork Glyphs, Plates and Doors.
They are nice, but I expected them to be bigger and slightly less thick as they are.
Category: ork
Grot Bomb Launcha about to fire…
Grot Bomb Launcha about to fire…
Didn’t do too much damage though!
Forgeworld Ork Gunwagon
One model I recently purchased having planned to buy one for some time, was a Forgeworld Ork Gunwagon.
I purchased the model with the Kannon.
Before I think about painting I have taken a look at how others have painted their Gunwagons and there are some nice examples around, but not as many as for some other models.
Forgeworld have some nice painted examples on their website. This is the version I have with the Kannon.
I managed to photograph a couple of these at GamesDay at the Forgeworld display. This is the version with the Lobba.
There are some nice touches. This version is the covered version armed only with a twin-linked Big Shoota.
There is a nice model on the Cool Mini Or Not website.
I am intending to paint mine in a similar style to my Epic versions.
You can find out how I painted my Epic models on my workbench feature.
More soon…
Killa Kan
This is a (better) photograph of my Ork Killa Kan.
This is the back of the Killa Kan.
Next stage is to paint the body of the Killa Kan.
Ork Squiggoth with Zzapp Gun
My Ork Squiggoth advancing into battle.
From a recent game.
You can see how I painted this little beasty on my workbench article.
Advance
Here are my Stormboyz and my Skorcha with some Trukks in support advancing across a green and pleasant land….
Orks with Heavy Weapons.
From a recent game.
Orks with Heavy Weapons
Having spray painted them white I gave me new (ish) Boyz with Heavy Weapons a black undercoat using thinned down Chaos Black.
This is something I would probably have to do anyway even with a black undercoat to catch those areas that the spray missed.
I then drybrushed with Tin Bitz followed by Boltgun Metal.
Killa Kan, metal parts painted
The Killa Kan following the white undercoat, I painted the metallic parts I wanted in black.
Once I had done that and left it to dry I then drybrushed the black parts, first with Tin Bitz and then lightly with Boltgun Metal.
The next stage is the paint the body.
Orks on the move through the ruins of an Imperial City
Orks from a recent Cityfight game.
Ork Stormboyz on the advance.
