54mm Ork

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**ShotgunFacelift**

**person person**

ShotgunFacelift wrote:

Couldn't of said it better.

**firebat**

This rules.
Hard.

**Jon Touchdown**

That Just screams DAKKA!

**Gogsnik**

It's been a long while since I updated this thread but since I've done as much work on this model as I can be bothered to do before painting I thought I'd post up the final pictures.

**Masonork218**

Gorgeous model :0 really exited for the paint job !!

**Kosake**

Awesome models, but I'd ork up the weapon more. The pistol looks too much like an oversized M1911 or F-92.

The "uniform" is somehow off-putting. Jacket, belt and boots look somehow rather ww2 german to me, the greatcoat and cap ww2 russian. Coupled with what could be mistaken for a colt, this gives a lot of cognitive dissonance.

**Gogsnik**

His uniform is based on a generic WW1 officer uniform with coat and cap inspired by some Mark Gibbons artwork of a Blood Axe. I ripped him apart a long time ago though so...

**Desubot**

Woh is that jacket actually stitched leather?

My one and only criticism is not enough dakka.

thats about it.

**Gogsnik**

It was, cheap leather from an old wallet, not the nicest to work with but I found it a lot easier to do with actual leather (plus nice texture effect) than working with just Green Stuff. The only problem with a material that thick (which in reality is quite thin but...) on a model it is difficult to nigh on impossible to get creases and folds that mimic full sized garments. I used some cotton from an old handkerchief to make Gogsnik Mk2's camo-cloak and I was very pleased with how that turned out on account of the material being thinner and giving better creases and wrinkles.