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This is my kustom Stompa. I created him out of a Mr. Potato Head, official Stompa parts, plasticard, and foam board. I have seen a couple of these and thought that they looked awesome, so last summer I created one.

My original inspiration was from http://www.irondogstudios.com/images/tater/mek_tater.html bur I wanted a much more clumsy and constructed look to mine.

Thank you.

This is my Looted Wagon created from an old (90's) Rhino. I like the way it turned out, and the Boom Gun is removable and magnetic. On the side view you can see the the Orks hanging out with their Big Shootas.

Last but not least are my kustom Deff Koptas. I have created two, but only one is in the picture. They both look the same, like airplanes/gliders. I was trying to make Fightas but they were too short, so now they are just another take on a deff kopta. Made from AoBR koptas and plasticard.

Some nice conversions in here. I especially like the Looted Wagon. Get 'em painted!

Interesting - very interesting.

The deff koptas look great
I would love to see more pics, and any more you are doing

Good stuff on the prop plane Deff Kopta !

Love the deff kopta idea, never though about it being a small plane.

Mr Potato Dread, like it. Are the Weapon arms interchangable?

I like the deff kopta. Ive been thinking of ideas to convert some and this gives me some good inspiration

You've got some really cool and creative conversions there mate, very well done, to the stompa, you should name it the Potato masha!!

Some nice conversions, all around. I'd like to see a bit more work done to the stompa's body and, especially, feet. The angular, patchwork GW bits you've used and the round, smooth forms of the stock toy don't really jive. The stompa you linked to has a coherent look because he took 40K in the Mr. Potato Head direction. For yours, I'd work on taking Mr. Potato Head in the 40K direction, if you catch my meaning.