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Though I’m more than accustomed to it now, Ork bikes frustrated me when I first started collecting them.

I still have the scars from cutting the handlebars off and going into thumb or finger.

 An Actual Englishman wrote:
Though I’m more than accustomed to it now, Ork bikes frustrated me when I first started collecting them.

I still have the scars from cutting the handlebars off and going into thumb or finger.

Just thought of Ork bikes immediately myself. Got 3 as part of Speedfreeks and I'm turned off from getting anymore.

Finally have the handle bars, arms, and legs secured (after re-gluing the guns to make room for the feet) only to find the damn HEAD doesent fit! I was determined to paint in sub assembly but got annoyed and had to glue the damn things together anyway I could. And those mold lines.

 Nightlord1987 wrote:
Just thought of Ork bikes immediately myself. Got 3 as part of Speedfreeks and I'm turned off from getting anymore.

Finally have the handle bars, arms, and legs secured (after re-gluing the guns to make room for the feet) only to find the damn HEAD doesent fit! I was determined to paint in sub assembly but got annoyed and had to glue the damn things together anyway I could. And those mold lines.

Lol you should have another 3 if you got Speed Freeks

There is definitely a certain order to build them and I swear the instructions are wrong. Don’t worry though they become easier the more you build and they are highly customisable.

The mold lines are absolutely savage.

I built 7 shadow spectres yesterday. I normally hate building stuff but the spectres were so challenging that it was kind of fun figuring out how to approach it. Probably the most difficult infantry model I've ever built because of all of the ridiculously fragile resin parts, the clean up work, the green stuff, and the complete lack of official instructions or even photos of their rear views. Overall they came together alright and look pretty impressive for the one not-super-old Eldar aspect warrior kit.