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With the new Nobz released yesterday, I was inspired to create a Painboy. Here are some pics. Full details on the parts are available at my blog: http://theadeptsforge.blogspot.com/







The head is from the FW Biker Nobz and I finally had a chance to use the old tools from the 80s Battlewagon. I am putting the few things I had left from that kit to good use these days!

Comments welcome,
Jeff

Nice pose.
The head is looking in just the right way for something to poke the syringe into.

The Head Reflector is a nice touch.

Very nice!!!

I agree the head reflector makes the model, well done!

Excellent job putting the perfect bits together! Post piccies when it's painted.

I completed the Grot Orderly to go along with my Painboy.



More pics at http://theadeptsforge.blogspot.com/

Great pictures! Also, it was worth checking out your blog for more pictures.

Chrispy - Thanks! I love what you have done with your Ork Skullhammer/Baneblade work so far. Those track sections are great!

Thank you! How do you get the stone effect on your basing? What material is that?

nice use of 2nd Ed battlewagon tools, I must check whether i have any of those syringe thingies left

Yes good use of the tools, fantastic conversion all round, cant wait to see it painted.

That is so awesome good job and I want to see more grot orderlies

The stone that the Painboy is standing on is one of the Dark Age miniatures base inserts. I think it is blasted lava or something. I have used them on a few characters to stand out.

As for the orderly, that is just some Apoxy Sculpt to raise him a bit and balance out the tool box (which had some gaps). I will then cover that with sand and some small stones.

Looks great! The only thing I can suggest is to add some chips to the grot orderlies choppa. I hope you paint it up nice, rusty and flat out gross!

Fantastic

nice modeling!