Made more progress on my Ork Lootaz.
The weapons are from the Space Marine Landspeeder kit.
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I have been painting my Epic Ork Skorchaz for my Ork Airfield Defence Force.
The black painted sections have now been drybrushed with Tin Bitz and Boltgun Metal.
I then painted the basecoat, using different colours of orange and brown for each vehicle.
The next stage is to give them an ink/paint wash.
I will then need to drybrush and add more detail and paint the krew.
I already have a workbench feature on my Grot Bomb Launcha however I did get another model of one at GamesDay 2005.
This one I am aiming to do differently with as my previous one a converted driver, this one though I want to do a different track unit and extra gubbinz and baggage on top.
The driver uses the Deth Kopta pilot.
I am finishing off some more of my Forgeworld Epic Ork Gunwagons.
In this picture the ink, paint and water wash is still wet.
They have being painted in various shades, one was Snakebite Leather, another Blazing Orange and the other Vermin Brown. I do like the fact they look consistent yet different.
The next stage will be a drybrush in the basecoat to highlight the detail and tone down the wash.
I often paint my miniatures to what I call a gaming standard (okay to put on the table) and then add detail later (sometimes much later).
I decided it was high time that I added some detailing to my Killa Kans, as they looked a little plain, especially in the missile department. The Rokkits were painted white, then red and then given a wash on ink to gloss them up slightly.
In the main I will be adding some copper and bronze to various metal parts and adding some more Ork glyphs.
n a previous entry I showed off a couple of my painted Epic Forgeworld Ork Gunwagons, I was not happy with one of them. You can see the original paint job in the picture below.
I put it down to the checks, but then someone on EpiComms mentioned they didn’t like the green panel, so I have now painted over it.
In my mind it now looks a little better.