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I hate you, how can you work at this speed, its unnatural.

On the plus side great builds, great painting, and great tutorials.

Like I said, I hate you

brainscan wrote: i think its needs a few upgrades to it. How about a large missile? theres plenty of ww2 v2 missile kits that would look great on that trailer?

nope sorry, but i think your wrong, i love this as it is, i did think of putting some heavier weapons on it, but my Ork have a normal look about them, i dont like these model on here that go way OTT, i love this the way it is hahahaha

I agree with you, Wazzoo.

Some really cool ideas sometimes gets destroyed by either make a vehicle waaay too big or adding enormous weapons/rockets.
I find it really sad when something like that is done, all in the name of "But it is Orky!!".

yep, fully agree with you ***Hi 5***

Subscribed. Whenever I need inspiration I shall be stopping in here as your work is just wonderful.

Yes, leave as is, don't go OTT looks great.

Although next time more pics of the WIP that way its easier to steal your ideas the frame work on the trailer is great and I cant see enough of it in the one WIP pic.

This makes it way to hard to steal and replicate the style …. DAM YOU !


No I really like the way the frame turned out on it, if you could do a how to on it I would be ever so grateful

Sweet job on the chopper.

Keep these crazy contraptions coming

So cool! dont usually comment but could not resist. Makes me want to build orks so bad... maybe just a small army wouldn't hurt. I'd love to see a gargant conversion. Maybe find some dinosaur toy and stickin' orky stuff onto it? But my vote so far is for the grot tanks/looted tanks and the bikers being the coolest. More grot stuff!

This is a thread of inspirational orkyness, brilliant builds

Tutorials were very helpfull, thanks for sharing

Amazing and inspirational stuff

FREEKIN'!!!!
AWESOME!!!!

thanks guys, i do have some thing on the way, but im having to work at the moment, so its becoming a bit slow building it, but it is looking good.

if you say slow...it will probably be done by tomorrow^^

He probably finished it as you were typing …..

was afraid to say it that way...but you are probably right... he is just teasing us^^

I think He has a load of minis already and just waiting to be shown, We complained too much about the speed I guess eheh

lol...

Well that's me subscribed...

All of this stuff is fantastic! Keep up the excellent work dude!

Only thing we need now is a group-shot

never before have i seen an ork vehicle come out of dakka as good as that one

work in progress

hope you all like it so far, a lot of work still to do, with little time to myself (boooo)











if you want to add things like, "hay waz, why don't you do this or do that" then feel free, we all run out of idea's hahaha

My second scratch-built Ork Tank, based on a toy Pz III.

thats is very very very nice mate, 10/10, but its not scratch built, thats means you built it up for almost nothing, yours is a very very nice conversion, top marks mate.

ps.......love the rusty look, very nice painting

hey wazzoo, your airship looks fantastic! You are going to add afew armour plates, right? Apart form that I'd keep it as it is and paint it. The orks at the side hatches are a great touch!

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oh and bushfire, thats also a very cool conversion you got there!

Love that wazoo. Question... how do you intent to run it rules-wise?

Well it's official. You're models (both conversions and painting) make me weep steaming tears of blood and failure. I will now burn every ork model I have ever assembled or painted, and quit life.

Gitsplitta wrote:Question... how do you intent to run it rules-wise?

well seeing as i don't play the game, i have no idea, but i make my ork models in the hope that GW will one day make a rule book for ork converters so that can chop and change things as i do with my models, i go for the look of a model rather than obeying rules to me my number one rule is "make it so it almost looks like it will sort of work" and number to is "make it look good in the process"

waz


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MrMerlin wrote:You are going to add afew armour plates, right?

hell yeah, its not got any battle damage or anything on it yet hahahaha loads to do

How do you think it would look with a Battlewagon style reinforced jaw ram? I like those things. If it can be rammed, the orks will find a way.

Goresaw wrote:How do you think it would look with a Battlewagon style reinforced jaw ram? I like those things. If it can be rammed, the orks will find a way.

tooooooo OTT sorry, but funny, made me LOL

wazzoo2000 wrote:thats is very very very nice mate, 10/10, but its not scratch built, thats means you built it up for almost nothing, yours is a very very nice conversion, top marks mate.

ps.......love the rusty look, very nice painting

You're right. I apologize for using the term scratch-built so broadly. Thanks for compliment and being graceful about it.

Brushfire wrote:My second scratch-built Ork Tank, based on a toy Pz III.

where did you get the toy Pz III, or is it just one of them normal model kits ?