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After 8+ years in the hobby I decided it was time to kitbash my first model. Wanted to get some input/advice/critque ect. I realize that a big mek is supposed to be..well.. big. I used what I had on hand. So bring on the comments and lets get better together.

Hey, I like it! My only suggestion would be to add some more gubbinz & worky bitz to it here & there for a less structured, thought out look. I've always been of the impression that when a big mek builds something he just keeps bolting parts on til he's satisfied with it. THEN he tests it, then he bolts more parts onto it.

Red_Starrise wrote:Hey, I like it! My only suggestion would be to add some more gubbinz & worky bitz to it here & there for a less structured, thought out look. I've always been of the impression that when a big mek builds something he just keeps bolting parts on til he's satisfied with it. THEN he tests it, then he bolts more parts onto it.

I feel like this would be the only entry on the single page of a "How to convert Orks" book if one was to be released.

Nice work. Subtle (for an ork) but well executed. Thanks for sharing.