The Skullhammer is the delight of many a Big Mek, a clanking hissing contraption inviariably made from looted parts.
On display at GamesDay 2007.

More photographs of the Skullhamma Battle Fortress.
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The Skullhammer is the delight of many a Big Mek, a clanking hissing contraption inviariably made from looted parts.
On display at GamesDay 2007.

More photographs of the Skullhamma Battle Fortress.
I have always liked the Forge World Ork Battlefortress (less keen on the Battlewagon which it is based on).
This example was from a game at Bristol Conflict 2003.
The paintwork is a little too red and too clean for me, but you never know this may have been a part finished job so that it could be on the table for the show.
More photographs of Ork Battlefortress models.
One of my converted Epic Ork Battlefortress.
I have replaced many of the supplied weaponry with different weapons. They include flak gunz from Flak Wagonz, Pulsa Rokkits and Buggy Gunnerz.
Another view.
Another one of my converted Epic Ork Battlefortress.
I have replaced many of the supplied weaponry with different weapons. They include flak gunz from Flak Wagonz, Pulsa Rokkits and Buggy Gunnerz.
Another view.
This is a converted Epic Ork Battlefortress.
I have replaced many of the supplied weaponry with different weapons. They include flak gunz from Flak Wagonz, Pulsa Rokkits and Buggy Gunnerz.
More pictures of Epic Ork Battlefortresses.
An interesting Ork Battlefortress which was on display in the Gaming Club Network cabinets at GamesDay 2007.

An Epic Ork Battlefortress moves through the ruins of an Imperial city supported by other Ork vehicles.
This has been converted. The front turrets were replaced with flak gunz from Ork Flakwagonz. A Pulsa Rokkit was added on the left, whilst Ork Buggy Gunnerz were added on the right. It was undercoated black, drybrushed with Tin Bitz and Boltgun Metal with some parts picked out in red.
This is a Forgeworld Ork Battlefortress from their Display Cabinets at GamesDay 2005.

This is a close-up of the Heavy Shooota Boyz in the top of the Battlefortress.

When this model first came out, I was not a great fan, having seen the model quite a few times I now quite like it (and if I could afford it would get one).