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Ive bin converting orks longer than Ive bin playing them.

this is one of my my current conversions:

i will have better pics but i had to use my dad's for now. i need ideas for what to put on it so keep the comments coming .
BTW sorry if da pics didn't work.

A little hard to give any constructive feedback with that pic, sorry.

The colours look good, but it's just too blurry for detail.


Assuming that you're using the camera's macro function (if you're not, give it a go... it's the little flower symbol) you might be a little close for that particular camera. Sitting the camera on something steady and using the timer, rather than holding it in hand, will also help.

thanx my dads camera is just so old so this is more of a preview I'll come back with better pics later.

That big mek body you've used is supposed to be leaning on the monkeywrench, it looks totally unnatural to have it 'floating' in mid-air like that.

Yeah I posted it for ideas of what to put under their

Can you put anything under there? it seems to be out over the base by a degree.

I do that a lot so it can be half part of the figure and half of a terrain piece. I was thinking a box of screws or a stack of tires.