This really nice model of an Ork watchtower can be seen at the Games Workshop store in Glasgow.
The majority of the model was actually made from the wooden stirrers you get at Starbucks.
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This really nice model of an Ork Gargant can be seen at the Games Workshop store in Glasgow.
It was scratchbuilt out of plasticard and model bitz.
I do like it but think the colour scheme is a little too garish (even for Orks). Apologies for the low quality of the pictures, they were taken with a camera phone.
As well as the Lungburstas I am also painting some Bowelburnaz.
Some of these have been converted as I wanted to use the smaller turrets on other conversions.
These have turrets from Battlefortresses.
They will also be in the desert camouflage scheme.
The Lungbursta is one of my favourite Epic Ork vehicles.
There is something very *normal* about it which I like compared to other Ork vehicles.
I found I had some spare models and I am painting them up in desert colours to match my current Epic painting.
The first stage is painting the metal parts in black.
The next stage will be painting the basecoat.
I have often used the gunners from Ork Buggies in many conversions.
This is an Ork Flagwagon with Gunners.
This is an Ork Battlefortress with Gunners.
This of course leaves the warbuggies…
One conversion I started was based on the vehicles from Jurassic Park II which were used to capture dinosaurs. I saw these vehicles as squig capturing buggies, the squigs would then be used either in small packs, to grow into Squiggoths or for food.
The conversion used the arm from an Ork Dreadnought which was snipped off to make a Killa Kan.