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Very nice build! I like the way that it looks like the next step up from a deff/mega dread, keeping that whole garbage can theme going.

Thanks. Throwing together a heap of scrap without it looking like a lazy Ork conversion done by just throwing on a heap of scrap is a surprisingly involved process.

Wow, that's absolutely brilliant, very nice job indeed

Shame you had to ship it away for whatever reason, if I'd made something like that I'd have love to have kept it

that is all.

OMG that is a mental behemoth you have erected right there!
I have a normal GW stompa at home, and the grot you have in the head port and looking at the same grot on my own stompa,
that...thing...is massive. Excellent conversions, i may pinch a few ideas for one of my own projects
What kind of rules would you use with that, though? It has way too much Massive Dakka to be a normal stompa.

Sir, you are truly a prophet of the Waaagh.

What a fantastic looking model.

How big is that? That thing is HUGE!!!!!

Seriously, really nice job!

Railguns. We need railguns. NOW

This is a fantastic model! It looks like a huge Killa Kan, but in a great way! I love all the little details you put on it, especially all the grots and the weld seams. This is normally something you only see on a FW model.

OMG Now thats what a Stompa/Gargant should look like. Great build and super paint job.

Amazing! I really love the model.

I now believe in love at first sight.

Really good job on the big chainsaw and the ammo feed for the shoulder gun. Very Orky! Hope it is being shipped by a courier.

I didn't hear back that it arrived in a million pieces so I assume that it got there safely. It was like packing away a child though

Absolutely bootiful! You have certainly made Gork and Mork proud with this accomplishment. Two giant hairy green thumbs up!

Truly an achievement! Certainly among the greatest scratchbuilds I've ever seen. Bravo!

As somebody who has always wanted to make a scratchbuild Ork Stompa I have to congragulate you. This has accurely inspired me to try sometime and make my own. Well done, well done and heres to you, a round of applouase from Cape Town South Africa.

is this for gaming or are you entering Robot Wars? Great work btw.

One of the best stompas ive ever seen

Wow....looks very Orky. Love it.

And thanks for the unpainted pics too!

Loved it, and it give me lots of ideias... Will steal those, blatantly...

Have the Australian Guy PLEASE take some pics of this when he uses it in his next game - and PLZ POST THE PICS HERE!

Am I the only one that noticed the 5 month thread necro?

Anyway, nice model

Thread necro isn't really a thing in P&M land.

Amazing! Terrifying and amazing

that thing is just FREAKY

i must base my stompa off this when i get a chance to build it lol. I refuse to buy/use the metal dress piece of garbage GW put out, so i was going to kitbash my own that didnt have that dress. This thing....this thing is exactly what i needed to find for inspiration!

Good freakin god if you put that on the table against me i think my Tau would gak their pants lol

Brilliant build. Much better than the GW Stompa.

Awesome.

Absolutely a work of art, it looks 300% more angry and orkish than GW Stompa! It's so dynamic looking that I'll bet it could actually be used in a battle (I always wondered why GW stompa looks like that its arms can only rotate vertically, and they can be blown out very easily )

KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK!