Forgeworld Warhammer 40K Ork Bommer

I have made some more progress with my Ork Bommer.

I have blacklined the creases, drybrushed with Tin Bitz and Boltgun Metal.

I am painting the panels with Vomit Brown (and a few other shades).

It will then be given an ink/paint wash, drybrushed and highlighted. This shot shows a more completed model with some of the cockpit done.

Hopefully it will look nice when I have finished. I do regret not doing a detailed cockpit, but originally I purchased this model for Epic as a super heavy bomber!

Ork Stormboyz

I have been making progress on my jet packed Ork Stormboyz.

I am using the same process on these which I have used on my other Orks, however I am using shades of brown rather than grey.

The jump packs are being painted with different colours of brown with red nose cones. They have had a Chestnut Ink and Scorched Brown wash.

Some of the models have used Warhammer Fantasy Orc components.

Ork Stormboyz

Jet pack equipped Orks whom fly into battle.

I have been making progress on my jet packed Ork Stormboyz.

I am using the same process on these which I have used on my other Orks, however I may use shades of brown rather than grey.

The jump packs are being painted with different colours of brown with red nose cones.

Some of the models have used Warhammer Fantasy Orc components.

Forgeworld Ork Gunwagon

This is a Forgeworld Ork Gunwagon from their Display Cabinets at GamesDay 2005.

This is a well painted model and if you look at this close-up it will give you some ideas on how to weather your Ork models.

I use to not like this model, the fact it was based on that awful plastic four wheeled Ork Battlewagon (from GW a few years back) was probably the reason.

However I think because I got some of the Epic Ork Gunwagons I have grown to like it. I did try and buy the basic Gunwagon at GamesDay, but they had none in stock.