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Decided that each weekend im going to do as much painting as possible and try and finish my ork army these are a a few pics of this weekends sessions. some boyz, a truk (little conversions on it) and the dreaded squig.

The pics are a bit dark but the minis look great, hey just because they're Speed Feaks doesn't mean you HAVE to paint em fast!
Really nice looking army, you are a fast modeler and painter but your minis have turned out really well, I'm quite envious

As Boyz "R" Us says, a bit more light to the front of the models would improve your pics no end, but nonetheless, some good looking Orks there... Nice one...

Nice orks! If you want more light try taking the pictures in front of a window.

I like the half track!

Yeah my photography sucks, im by no means tallented at taking pics lol, i set my camera to macro but i cant have macro and flash at the same time its really annoying.

I dont normally paint so quick, but with ork boyz i have 150 of em in my army and i dont really hav ethe patients or time to apint them like i would like to.

Thanks for the comments guys

Like the trukk/wagon kitbash. I did one too, but I can see that I did mine differently.

How did you attach the tracks on the rear? Any chance for a (well lit) pic of the undercarriage?

Eric

Thats the underside, pic quility again isnt great but its better than most of my pics, i really need to get a book on how to take a decent photo, im terrible at it lol.

The attaching of the tracks was simple getting the front wheels on right was annoying, as you can see i had to use a bit of sprue to get it to stay in the right place.


Magical i just looked at a few of your pics dude that graba bike is nice!

Ah. So, you went with axels. Interesting.
I actually used the pieces from the BWagon kit that the tracks attach to normally.

Thanks for the compliments.

Eric

Nice orks and agreed you just need better light to show the awesomeness of your models

well painited mate looks great!