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Well here are da sprews fer da wagon.










Well the boss tolds me ter make deese here wagons. I fergot to take da photos of da first two so here is da last one.

Yous klip out da pieces frum da sprew and file down dem mold lines.
starting frum da wheelz.




Sorry about dem blurry photos me kamera don't have the flowery ting to fix them. Dem roundy wheelz can be put together but dem squareish ones don't fit together.

Den yous get dem trak bits and da gear ting make shure yous put it on da roit side dey is tricky blighters



Den yous put dem together.



While dey dry yous get da frame bits and dem bouncy bits and klean dem up glue da bouncy bits to da frame.



Den yous get da floor bit and da rear frame bit and yous klean dem up. Den yous glue da back bit to a side bit and the floor bit.




Den da overside.



Fer da body klean up dem mold lines and here is where I went away from da directions. I glued da body together but not to the floor for easy paintin. I drilled out the bit sticking out the side thig there for kustomizen see further down the thred fer more.



I will leave it here fer now I see a tasty looking squig kalling my name.

Ok squig all digested and tv shows watched.

Wells wees gots da kab all put together now da kargo area. I glued the walls to da bed floor








Dis here could be a completed battlewagon but da boss wanted more gubins. Da roof had to go on to hold a big shoota.
I had to then build da big shootas.






Da boss wants to be able to change tings on da wagons so I fixed da mount for da ram so we could change it when da meks at da deff rolla factory get there act together.





I kut off da pins so yous can change it out for da deff rolla. I den drilled out da area dat da pin was so yous can put a bolt dere to hold it and da rolla when we get it.
I kut off da nubin here for da nut

Dis here is da Three wagons all put together doors on. I built da turrets for da bosses fortress they are there cause it aint done yet pics soon tho.



Now I needs to paint dem when I gets some black protekty paint on dere we will see some color.

I like the Orky style explanation and the exhaustive step-by-step detail, but your pics are very blurry. What camera are you using for them? And does it have a Macro mode?

Here are some new pics.


some boyz






A fighta bomma

I know the pics of the fighta bomma are blurry but they are the best I have. I don't have a macro function on my camera. Any comments excepted.

painted battlewagon pics

No comments come on guys

With the turret

sonofruss wrote:No comments come on guys

>< i cant tell if the yellow parts are supposed to be yellow or white

lay more white paper to cover the yellow table xD

ahh the new pics are better, but still try to cover the yellow parts
so its less distracting.

Nice and clean, suggestion if i may, maybe paint the slapped on armor plate in different color
would make it more looted.

I need a light box the only yellow on my screen is the small plate on the ram. The teeth are white here.
I am wondering on what armies I am looting armor from for the extra plates haven't worked that out yet.

They look a little plain, all just the same dull red and green, no highlighting. Orks usually love bright colours to contrast with their skin, and even then GW paints them pretty bright. I also recommend taking shots that don't make everything appear so yellow.
Might I also suggest some converting? Start now and you'll have some interesting models later on.