I decided it was time to paint something different. For a while I was considering Chaos - but then the Dark Angels made a timely comeback. The Dark Angels was my favorite army back in 2nd edition. It fell upon me to play the space marines that came with the box 20 years ago. First they got painted as a Blood Angels army, but at some point I fell in love with the robes and characters of the DA.
This will not be a huge army. I picked the DA because I love the models, but it will still be playable. The plan is to start out with around 1000 points and most of those models are already bought. In addition to the Dark Vengeange minis I have a Devestator squad from earlier and bought the new Terminators and a box of DA veterans.
The rhino and Ravenwing bike in the pic is all I have left from my original space marine force from 20 years ago. The rhino will be an interresting project; it will serve as both a looted wagon for my waaagh and a DA rhino (hopefully I can make this work...).
Any and all C&C is warmly welcome as I start a new adventure Cheers!
Below is the old post with everything from my Ork army. It is not finished or abandoned; simply 'resting'.
Spoiler:
Getting back into painting after the summer. This is my Waaagh! that I will be gaming with this winter. In the picture the models to the left are done and the ones to the right are in various states of modelling/painting. When I get down to it I will have a plan and finish it mob by mob so that there will be progress.
First off is to complete the gretchin mob and then possibly go for some vehicles.
12 ‘Ard boyz – finished
Trukk – finished
16 shootaboyz – finished
15 sluggaboyz - finished
18 Gretchin – finished
Bikerz - finished
Ghazghkull Thraka - started
Warboss – started
Nobz – started
12 Lootas – started
Deff Dread – started
Deffkoptas – started
Battlewagon – plasticardwip
As you can see there is alot of half-finished orks there... The idea is to have both fast Evil Sunz and 'eavy Bad Moons. I like both the colors and I get to do some varied painting.
Check out my gallery (link in sig) and give me a vote or a comment
Thanks guyz, I'll keep posting. Allthough at irregular intervals. It depends on time allowed.
Your right; there can never be enough orks!!! And I like my orks colorful and crispy. Perhaps I'll add more mud and weathering to my vehicles - but the main colors I will keep 'cleanish'.
Thanks I'm happy with the grot on the base, but the real challenge was the grot peaking out of the hatch.
It was good fun to build and paint this 'kan. Hopefully I can finish more of them soon. An idea would be to put something original on each of their bases. What should I do next? Perhaps a Space Marine running for cover? In my games they often do...
Here is my plan for the 'eavy stuff. The Batllewagon will be much larger than in this picture. Imagine a cab, platform, ramp and more dakka on top of the hull. They are all 'looted' from my local gamingclub (trades and paintjobs). I let them rest in soap for 14 days and scrubbed them with an old toothbrush.
But before I start messing with more projects I will finish more of the horde. Here are some pictures of the Bad Moons mob. Unfortunatly I didnt know the rules well enough when I glued them together. So there are some sluggaboyz and some shootaboyz. In my friendly matches they'll let it pass and I play it as one huge mob. If I get to join any tourneys it will have to be 2 mobs I suppose.
The cloth and leather here is mostly done. The guns will get another coat of Tausept Ochre so they match the metal colors of my killakan (like the nob at the front).
Automatically Appended Next Post: There was a request for a more detailed picture of the Killakan. Here it is:
I said I would not start new projects before I finished some that are already started... But I cant help myself. When I find something new I get stuck in and start cutting.
Really looking good on here. cool yellowy creamy scheme on the bad moons. i like it and is there a list or are you working just on w/e you want?
everything looks awesome regardless and i really really like that grot on the kanz base very nice
So far there is no 'list'. I keep trying things out and loosing 99% of my games So I'll keep going and build/paint whatever suits me any day.
We are having a tournament in a few weeks - another chance for me to loose more games What I will do is to build a 'fun' army for it. The idea is simply 'more nutty stuff the better!' Waaagh! There will be a Warphead, Grootzookas, a homebuildt Battlewagon with shootaboys and this skorcha:
This is my first plasticard attempt and I'm pretty happy with it so far. There is a biker at the front, a heatshield to protect him, an engine case, and some trakks. What is missing is the skorcha itself. Not quite sure how to build that yet. Also I think I need to put more stuff at the front... It looks so tiny compared to the rest. Possibly some armor-plates at the front wheel or something.
What do you think? How do I make the front of this look good? And how to build a skorcha?
Looking good! For the skorcha, don't you have a leftover from the kila kan set? The front is OK IMO, it happens with the "bike + track unit" design. If you feel it's a problem, you could integrate the driver's compartment a bit more into the hull.
Yes, C.Khaine. I got lots of spare stuff to use for the actual skorcha. But it needs to be supported by something, and it needs to be longer so that it is sort of balanced, AND it needs to be held by an ork...
Its easy enough to slap a skorcha on top - but I want it to look good too
Use the skorcha arm from the kan and invert the the flamer nozzle. Alternatively, a spare grabbin'klaw from a BW might make a nice mechanical arm to attach a flamer too, and it contains all the bits to be operated by an ork.
A skorcha can easily be lenghtned by adding a longer tube running towars the flamer mouth.
So anyways - I'm not one to work on a project for too long before I find something else that draws my attention. Therefore I've decided to post my 1500 list for the tournament and build/paint it systematically. Hopefully it will be easier to complete then. Yes; I realize this is opposed to what I've said earlier. But so be it. I'll get on it tomorrow night (no promises).
Here is tonights work on the Battlewagon. 'How would a Big Mek build a deffrolla?' 'He'll use any scraps he can find lying around!' So that's what we'll do then.
Here it is put together. If you squint and look at it sideways you can imagine a cab on the top (where the eraser is but bigger), a turret for the Killkannon (where the cap is), a 'fence' or something odd around the top, and if you look really REALLY close you can imagine the red paint job as well!
I'm checking eagerly your progress mate.
Awesome stuff!
I don't like to use much of plasticard cause i do everything without a rule and pen and usually is a mistake. Your plasticard is pretty good!
I suggest to use the grabba klaw arm for the scorcha, is an amazing bit!
Thank you CK. I have some good ideas for it (I hope), but it has been put on hold for a bit. In order to finish my 1500 points of Waaagh I will work systematically and go through all the mobs first. If time runs out I can always borrow a BW from a friend.
Some update to the horde. The Bad Moon shootaboyz are coming along. Still need a layer of Tausept Ochre to get the yellows as deep as I like. Next picking out some details, highlighting and giving the bases another go.
I've tried to use Tausept Ochre for the hardware and Iyanden Darkson for cloth and leather. Different materials should not look the same. But I'm not entirely sure it was worth it. What do yo think?
edit: the image didn't come out that great... it may not be possible to see what I'm on about.
bigfish wrote:i think the yellow is good but it just needs a wash of something to make it look less clean.. they are orks after all. apart from that all good
not mandatory, but i'd also put a wash on it (my orks are always dirty). In my case that'd be devlan mud.
But then again, clean orks would look nice as well for a change.....
The plan is to make them a bit dirty - but not too much. The cloths and leather will get a tiny bit of devlan mud and for the guns I'm planning some scratches and find something to use as rust. I think I used snakebite leather for the Killakan and will see if it fits to this.
Its possible I do some more dirt on the boots. But its also ok to walk upright - my orks charge into battle - they don't crawl
The yellow isn't that hard to do. It just takes time. Thin paint and many layers. I will confess it is probably why progress is slow... I got a bit sick of it.
Will try to get them finished soon and post new pics in a couple of days.
Here are some detail pics of the mob.Fairly happy with how they turned out. As said earlier there is 2 kinds of yellow. One for the metals and another for cloth/leather. On the table it looks alright, but not sure if it comes through in a picture.
First up is the Nob.
Here are da 'eavies (one of them will go with some sluggaboys later on).
Up close and personal with the shootaboys.
And this is what they look like after they ran over you and are heading for the next fight.
C&C is very welcome. If you like you can also head over to my gallery page and comment/rate them there.
What am I going to paint next? There is not much to do on the Nobs and the Gretchin, so most likely I'll finish those first. Or is there something else you'd like to see?
The red compliments the yellow on these models really well, also got to admire the strips on the rokit guy. very cool and very skilled. I also withdraw my dirt comment from before as a group together they look quite good clean, and as bad moons im sure they would have the teeth to just pay someone else to clean there stuff. very good show
Automatically Appended Next Post: oh and gretchin and then Nobs. keep them till last because they will be funner and it will make the gretchin less of a chore.
Thank you Bigfish I did mud-up the boots and used some browns as rust/dirt on the guns. But something deep inside me whispers '...stop before you ruin the colors...!'. So there is not enough of it to show up on the pics.
Thanks Later I'll be painting some red vehicles (of course they'll be red!). They will have some yellow markings. Hopefully this will tie the army together and make it look alright on the table.
never EVER give me a choice of choosing new projects (or what to paint next), as bigfish has learnt I've been known to.. persuade you to do something you never intended....
The Gretchin Green was pretty random as it was the only green I had when I started. But now its growing on me and I'll do the rest of the army using the same colors (gretchin base, thraka wash, gretchin highlights).
These pics was taken with direct light from 2 spots. So there is some reflections. Would like to invest in a lightbox some day...
Progress is slow on the paint. But gluing stuff together is something I can do whenever I have a few minutes to spare. Tonight I spent some time rivetting my deffrolla.
there coould always be more rivets squeezed on that deathrolla...but i think rivetwise it looks quite good...
will there be spikes then? and i have yet to look through the rest of your thread^^
good work...and i like the fact you went for the pin rivets...that is no easy task! how did you get that rolla and the PC around it so nice and bended to the shape?
The pin rivets was the 'easy way' I feel. A good drill and some time - job done ^^ No need to invent the wheel (or the deffrolla...) all over again It was simply a matter of protecting my eyes while cutting pins.
The pc bending thing is a nice little cheat that I wish I took pictures of. I used some pipe from my local hardware store. Plastic tube for shower drain or something like that. Then I cut random pieces of pc, stuck them on with glue, wrapped the entire thing in rubber-bands and left it overnight.
Some of the thicker pieces came off, simply glued it again. After I did the rivets nothing come off it yet
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As for spikes I'm not sure. Could be I just paint it up in random orkish colors. So it looks like the big mek used whatever scraps he had lying around.
i am not that frim with orks... is a deathrolla nothing but a steam roller? then i think spikes are not needed...
i plan on getting me a bit of plastic tuibing to build something bigger that the recent builds... and yep, rubberbands for the win... you can use plasticglue and they dont react to the glue...! and well there are so many ways to get a riveted look... using pins is just but one way... we riveteers use many different methods to achieve the same look...and i wouldn´t want to call any of these easy or cheap... no way... it needs full concentration and a mind that doesn´t get bored too easily after numerous repetiions of the same action!^^
The deffrollla looks brutal! As Selvaggio said, a couple of spikes would'nt look wrong on it, but on the other hand the "plain" look is really cool as well! I'd propably keep it that way if I were you....
hmmmm...if you really want a moving piece...than go for it... i like peeps that make "interaktive" models... if you do that i keep my lid shut on spikes^^
Deffrolla looks good so far! Interesting method for rivets--what do you do with all those pins afterwards? Haha
As far as the spikes go, I'm confident that you could make it look good either way. And just as an idea, if you want roller to move but still have the menacing look of spikes, you could build a housing out of the normal plow that comes with the battlewagon that extends over the top of the roller with spikes on it that point out in front of it. Sorry, it's kind of hard to describe what I mean, but what I'm imagining is sort of the way the front of a snowblower looks, only with a deffrolla instead of an auger.
Awesomesauce wrote:
As far as the spikes go, I'm confident that you could make it look good either way. And just as an idea, if you want roller to move but still have the menacing look of spikes, you could build a housing out of the normal plow that comes with the battlewagon that extends over the top of the roller with spikes on it that point out in front of it. Sorry, it's kind of hard to describe what I mean, but what I'm imagining is sort of the way the front of a snowblower looks, only with a deffrolla instead of an auger.
oh ooookay. got it. errrr
Anyways! Yes I get it; I will spike it up! Don't know how yet; but if you all want spikes; then spikes it is.
I don't own the BW kit, so not sure what Awesome is talking about... but I'm sure I'll figure something out. But first a good nights sleep /byebye
Automatically Appended Next Post: Here is a how I do my tracks Wazzoo2000.
Its not really brain surgery. But functional anyways. I'm sure you can use this for wheels as well. Hope its useful
Thanks Yours look great as well. Looks perfect for a chain-choppa of some sort. (Sorry, can't see the size on your pics - so I'm guessing its a weapon)
don´t want to derail this any further... but it will be a HQ unit for my self made robot army... a cross between a medic and a techpriest...still wip tho...
Tonight I got some minor updates done on the Battlewagon. Finished the extra tracks underneath and started to build up for the 'cab'. The foam is doing a stand-in for the cab atm.
I think I also finally decided against the spiked deffrolla: I don't want it to be 'sitting on top' of the tabletop. This way it looks like its for real.
interesting structure... done that way spikes wouldnt make any sense... instead they could ruin the model... the way the inner tracks look i would definatly consider to scratchbuild the outer looted ones too... a totally scratchbuilt is for my opinion always bteer than a kitbash...
how will the "cab" look like? will this look as a whole more like a
which would be a good idea in my opinion...tho that might give you some armor issues perhaps...
My model started out as a looted wagon. The current plans for the outer tracks is to cover them with the same stuff as the inner. To make it larger and more beefy.
At this point I see what you mean... a 100% scratchbuildt model would have been nice. But if this ends up anywhere near to what I have in my head - then I'll call it 'scratchbuildt' regardless
oh... it is still a scratchbuilt even if you have some GW parts on it... the rules to name any model are not really strict i gather^^
and i think using that embossed PC as tracks will be good for the look... even if we are talking orks here... a human eye likes a bit of consistency every once in a while^^
It will take some time to finish. But I did get some time last night. Hacked, sawed, glued and generally abused some plasticard:
The deffrolla, cab, flagpole and extra armor are all detachable for easy transport.
Next step is to 'ork it up'. There will be more armor plates and I have to figure something out for the corners, so that it does not look so 'square' ...
for now it looks a bit too boxy but as you said you´ll fix that... love the piston work you have done...i would suggest some grot sponsons to "unbox" it^^
I like the way this is turning out and a tip for the extra armor, cut a piece of plasticard the same dimension of the one You want to cover, then cut this in different shapes, glue them on and add little pieces to fix them together. It's the thing I did for the bed on my 'alf truck and It looks pretty good IMHO
V.v.D - I'm not quite sure how I'm going to 'unbox' it. But something will turn up I'm sure What exactly are 'grot sponsons' ?
SS - Your stuff looks great. I especially like the grots hanging off the sides For the extra armor I'll do same-same but different. (not sure if that's a good expression...)
Well, thank you Victor. You have a higher belief in my building skills than I have
I'm going to build some rokkits and things on the sides (where the original tank would have guns). And possibly something on top of the cab. But atm I don't have any plans for them to be 'grotted'.
Well, turns out that maybe I can I will for sure have a go at it. Check the picture later in this post.
My girl is out of town this week. Perfect for me to get some cutting and gluing done. After driving her to the airport - this is what happens to the kitchen table in a few hours:
Its not how I prefer to work. But I guess it shows that I'm eager to get on with... I had an idea to make a workbench in the office, but well, yeah you know. Stuff happens and then some other stuff happens and next thing you know its summer
Anyways, the process to ork up my Battlewagon has begun! Here is the first weapon mount. At the moment I don't have any grot models to spare... so it had to be a rokkit operated by the co-driver. It is magnetized to the roof. The next plan is to do something of the same for both sides.
A angry looking cab with rokkit on it, what do I think?
Awesome, I really like how You did mess up the table (very orkish style and the mount of the first rokkit is very nice.
I foresee a very nasty BW in your future eheheheh
MrMerlin wrote:I'll say it again: This wagon will be awesome when its finished!
You are welcome to say it as many times as you like With my girl out of the house its possible I'll finish cut'n'glue this week. (its allowed to hope at least)
Regarding my table and orkish style; its also worth noting that the entire build is by ork standards. That means 'messure once! then hope!' So far so good Since you noticed the 'angry look' Selvaggio you deserve a teaser-pic of the grill:
oh wow...now that is looking orkish for sure! the servo turret rocket launcher has many nice details... excellent work! and i hope for you you have enough time for hobby work AND for cleaning up later on too^^
Tonight I've been watching 'Real Steel' with Hugh Jackman. Its not a very good movie... but I have a habit of watching random sci-fi once in a while.
And guess what! After all the silly robots and dumb fights have gone by, and I'm nearly shutting the thing off... Into the ring steps a DEFF DREAD! Excellent (at around 50-55min if you are desperate enough to watch this movie)
Its got a sledge hammer and a whatchmacallit-thingy and it is painted up in true ork style It made my day.
Its getting closer to winter and I want to get back to painting. Last week I picked up 40K 6th edition, dug up my un-finished Waaagh!, and wondered where to start... This time around I wont be hugging the kitchen-table - since I have to clear it all up between sessions. No - I had an idea for something better. Over the weekend I put together this thing in our 'office' space (my better half was pretty happy about this).
I still have to fix some light and perhaps something to hold brushes and other often-used tools. But soon the Waaagh! will be back on
I figured it would be a good idea to start with my gretchin mob to 'warm up my brushes'. I'm a little rusty still But anyways, here they are:
As you can see they have no fashion sense - lots of different colored armour and clothes. My drill is also gone missing... so I have to come back to them and drill the barrels later.
Still working on camera settings too. But if you click it and zoom you'll get a better view. A rating of this and my older pics would be appreciated as well. Cheers.
Thank you MrMerlin I'll keep to that color for the rest of this waaagh. (Possibly changing it a bit for some Kommandos or Warboss. To make them stand out.)
Next up are some bikerz. Some of these are modiefied. The nob bike is larger and with a gs flag istead of bosspole. One is doing a wheelie and there are minor things on the others that hopefully will be visible when painted.
Thank you MrMerlin I'll keep to that color for the rest of this waaagh. (Possibly changing it a bit for some Kommandos or Warboss. To make them stand out.)
I wouldn't try to make komandoz stand out.... after all, they want to keep low and blend in with their surroundings!
TaWaaagh wrote: Weeeell perhaps... but remember they are ORKS! Camoflage can make them harder to spot - and delay them into close combat...
If dey'z easy ta spot, dey'z gonna get gunned down!
On the other hand, I painted some of mine as "distraktion boyz", kommandoz in bright colors whos job it was to make a racket and confuse the enemy....
So I figured it was time to build my own Wazdakka Gutsmek as well.
Its about halfway in the building stage here. Still to come are some fenders of some kind (mostly to carry the dakka), beefier engine and lots of dakka.
I've also started to put paint on my other bikes. Pictures of that later.
I've had a break from my Waaagh in order to paint for a local competition. I wanted to compete in 3 different categories, but time wasnt on my side so I only finished 2.
Here are my entries for Sci-Fi' and 'Fantasy':
The Chosen didnt do as good as I had hoped. Possibly I 'chose' the wrong model or my lighting effects was not up to scratch. But thats allright: I'll try the same color scheme some other time
This orc was my first ever attempt at NMM. I'm very happy with how it turned out, allthough it is clear where I made misstakes... It also won the 'Fantasy' category.
The main prize for the competition went to a mounted rider in the 3rd category (large model). A very nice model with lots of details. It topped a list of some 20 models.
This was a fun event and hopefully it can grow in the future. Thanks to the organizers.
Nice to see you are still reading Please leave a comment either here or in my gallery. Thanks!
Nice lookin orks, I particularly like the shoota boys and the extended rifle stocks. They look uber killy, and a little less silly than the standard version. Your painting looks good too, that chosen looks good with the bone/armor contrast.
Work (as always) and Christmas celebrations have been keeping me away from my hobby. But now it looks like I will have more time to paint. At least for the coming month or so.
Progress on the bikez: The reds are turning out very nice I think. The next steps are more details and some dirt/rust/grit. I have a mental image of what the dirt could look like... but not sure how to make it..
Now I'm going to finish the biker mob over the next few days. After that I'm not sure what to do. If the rumours are true and the Dark Angels is the next army to come out then I might just have to paint some of that. The Dark Angels was my first army back in 2nd edition and it would be cool to re-visit some of those characters.
Celebrating 50 uploads!
What do you think should be my next project? You can read the first post in this tread to see what I have un-finished on my workbench. Or you can vote that I paint some Dark Angels. If you leave a comment or vote in my gallery then you can have a say in 'What next for TaWaaagh!?'.
those two competition minis i really like... i am usually a nit picking guy... but with these i have not really anything to bragg around... really good looking models... i even like their dark and yet nicely highlighted schemes... very well done!
yon bikers i think need a bit darkening tho... mighty bright fellas they are...
as for your next project... hmmm...i took a look again at your list... koptas and dredd i think.... and of course a scratchbuilt is always something that pleases MY eyes
but i guess finishing the bikers has to come first
Thank you for the feedback Viktor! The competition minis came out well... even if the Chosen is a bit darker than intended - I dropped it in my water-pot before the final highlights So there is an 'extra wash' layer there.... hehe
I can see what you mean about the brightness of the bikerz. But it could be more due to my camera-skills. I can never figure out the settings... Now I'm adding some rust effects and dirt. Then I'll post another WIP pic and see about it then.
I have a half-finished dredd on my shelf: your vote is noted (all scratch-builds are postponed atm, need to see some progress to my horde and finishing other stuff first)
Thanks MangoMartin If you go to my gallery and give it a vote you'd make me happy.
Stay tuned for more pictures: tonight I finished my biker mob (finally!). But its too late to rig up the camera. Will see about it tomorrow, or the day after... soon anyways!
The biker mob lined up for a photoshoot today. Now I'm going to do something different...
When I first started 40K back in 2nd edition Blood Angels and later Dark Angels was my first army. I remember falling in love with the DA characters and their robes. To change things up a bit I will be putting aside the green... and paint something else green... Its a very different army at least. We'll see how it turns out I'll still be posting here, so stay tuned.
There are still a lot of unfinished and halfdone orks around. I promise to get back to them later.
no need to short sell your work i think the´m bikerz now look amazing...lots of very good looking´definition... highly detailed... the red looks now very good, very lifelike... together with the green hides a very good looking composition! feel proud about them... or else !
I'm pretty happy with how they turned out. It was the first time I undercoated with something else than black or white. The red bits got a lot easier that way. But if I ever do it again I'll make sure to do the base on its own... Painting all that gravel was not fun.
I decided it was time to paint something different. For a while I was considering Chaos - but then the Dark Angels made a timely comeback. The Dark Angels was my favorite army back in 2nd edition. It fell upon me to play the space marines that came with the box 20 years ago. First they got painted as a Blood Angels army, but at some point I fell in love with the robes and characters of the DA.
This will not be a huge army. I picked the DA because I love the models, but it will still be playable. The plan is to start out with around 1000 points and most of those models are already bought. In addition to the Dark Vengeange minis I have a Devestator squad from earlier and bought the new Terminators and a box of DA veterans.
The rhino and Ravenwing bike in the pic is all I have left from my original space marine force from 20 years ago. The rhino will be an interresting project; it will serve as both a looted wagon for my waaagh and a DA rhino (hopefully I can make this work...).
Any and all C&C is warmly welcome as I start a new adventure Cheers!
One issue I have with the Dark Angels are the different colors for the different companies. The Deathwing and Ravenwing looks great on their own, but together with the green of the other companies it looks like 3 different armies. I dont like that. I want a unified look.
After some searching and wondering I think I found a solution that works for me. Why not paint a succesor chapter? If I get it right I can still capture the look of the DA with my own twist. Maybe even make some fluff for it. So far whats on top of my list is the Disciples of Caliban (name may be changed later). Their green and black armour also fit very well with the 5th company markings, so maybe a combination: The 5th chapter of the Disciples of Caliban(?).
Basically here are the 'changes' that I want compared to the 'standard' DA colors:
Marines: More white
Terminators: More green
Ravenwing: Less black
I also want all my DA to sport some sort of white cloth. Introducing some light contrast to everything. The more senior the member; the more of it. So to start off I made tabards for my marines. Here's what I did:
Rolling out some greenstuff.
Making sure the tabards are all the same size (or close at least).
This is the fidly stuff... After a few tries it came out allright.
Here's the finished tabards. You can see I focused on the bottom parts; the top will be hidden by the guns.
I've been out on the road for a couple of weeks, but now I'm back to my brushes. Here is how the squad stands at the moment:
To see the different colors I recommend zooming in on the pic. The next step now is to wash the cloth and armour. Then I'll do details and get to the weapons and backpacks.
Cheers!
edit: I don't know why the picture looks so 'muddy'... It looks much better in the gallery - or zoomed in.
I've lost a lot of time lately... so no recent updates. But this site is not forgotten and I check back from time to time. Hopefully I can get back into painting again soon.
(Sorry. Is it OK with you that I paint non-waaagh related minis? I mean... they are still MEAN and GREEN, right???)
I'm skipping between different worksites and different hobbies at the moment. So not much coming off the assembly line. But I did nearly finish my Dark Angels tactical squad... Perhaps some pictures soon...?
Cheers!
And I like my orks colorful and crispy. Perhaps I'll add more mud and weathering to my vehicles - but the main colors I will keep 'cleanish'.
ehehe
So I'll keep going and build/paint whatever suits me any day.
sounds like it 
So there is an 'extra wash' layer there.... hehe
Its a very different army at least. We'll see how it turns out 
