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orks brought back from the dead with large amounts of WAAAGH! energy and a conviniently placed big Nek (Nekromancer ).
does anyone else thing this is a good idea for a themed army?

sounds tight. 40k or WHFB?

Sure, I like the sound of it. My only concern is the execution of it. I forsee it needing a large amount of sculpting skill or a huge expenditure of cash. Those WHFB orc skellies would cost a bundle to make into an army.

Regardless of what other people may think, it's a worthwhile theme if you think it is. Your money. Your time. Your army. Don't worry what others think.

love it.

would just be a whole lot of rotting flesh and greenstuff gut spillage ^^

Zorks

The name has awesome written all over it

Do it. Do it now!

thanks
i was thinking 40k, with several types of undead ork .
theres the zorks, basicly zombie orks and count as slugga boys
skorks, skeletal orks, shoota boys (made from the remains of weirdboys and so shoot bolts of waaagh energy)
the big nek, a big mek that has a thing for necromancey
da frankenboss. a frankensteinesque warboss made from bits of other orks stappled, bolted and welded together before being brought to life with suitable amounts of WAAAGH! energy.

for the zorks i would probably use greenstuff and VC ghoul parts and for the skorks i would use parts from the tomb kings.

There was any army like that at the Seattle GT a few years back. 2003, 2004? Can't remember when the last Seattle was...

oh really? i wonder if i can find him on the internet.