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Those sponsons are dead awesome. I really love how they and the fatboy turned out. Any chance to see them painted anytime soon ?

friggin' awesome!

I am just in the planning stages for my Deathskulls, and the koptas is one thing that I will be doing (though the skulls gotta loot sumpfin' )

I thought about a SM land speeder as I have one that I have not yet built, but as jetbikes are the rules used for the koptas, I think it will need to be looted Eldar jetbikes.

Keep up the good work!

Those deffkoptaz are completely brilliant. I just happened to buy the big starter kit for Robogear on clearance at my LGS. I can't wait to get home and get to work!

very very cool update soon

Those Robogear models are the best "Wouldn't have thought that they could be so cool in pieces" thing that I've seen used in some time. you've got a very good eye for bitz- a true mekaniak at heart. Keep it up!

Just wanted to update briefly lest you think I've forgotten my precious Eazy Ridas. All three bikes are finished (I'll get a group shot up after work) but I'm waiting on a bits order to finish the project outright. After much internal debate I decided to go the clear stem route, although my more ambitious side entertained various creative use of tall scenery on each base. The whole army is being based in a Gorkamorka "The Skid" style, and having the Deffkoptas "just so happen" to always be located by light poles/oil derrick bits/random_vertical_rod_01 or whatnot seemed just a touch off. If these were display pieces I'd get crazy with the cheese whiz, but I'm hoping to put them to regular use on the table.

So now I wait on some clear bases and some new ork biker arms, as they are without a doubt the most brilliant thing to happen to ork plastics in a very, very long time. Handlebar grip AND brake/clutch levers molded onto properly angled arms? Outright amazing. I will not make any more ork pilots/riders whose hands 'ghost-hover' over control surfaces, ever again!

Sorry, sometimes it's the little things in life that make me shiny.

Ah yes, I am waiting on my box of bikers before I really start work on my looted eldar jetbikes