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Here's a few pics of my Stormbhoyz Sqwadron ' Da Bulldogz ',
As stated in one of my previous threads I am trying to keep to a Bloodaxe theme with my clan and have based them heavily towards the British Airborne Forces.

Fluff:
Da Bulldogz are a (soon to be) sqwad of 10 Stormbhoyz lead by the Infamous ''Bizkit Gobsmakka'' who once was good enough to be leader of a display team of Stormbhoys named the 'RED DEFF HILLZ', who go down in orc kultur as being the best display team eva . All except Gobsmakka lost thier lives in the horrific yet highly entertaining maiden display of the Deff Hillz, Gobsmakka didn't come away from the fracass unscathed though,he landed in the middle of a squig fight and lost both his legz before eating his attackers and killing their owners.

Bizkit Gobsmakka (90% complete)










Skip Oppa








Urty Gutzgrub










Digga Spudgun








Sharki Mekfin










Banga Armkrusha









I have another 5 stormbhoyz built and primed ready to be painted and join this sqwad.

Thanks for looking guys

C&C Welcome,

CW

Cracking stuff there mate, the wear and tear on the armour is superb.

Looking forward to seeing more

Great work there.

Love the little goblin sticking out

If only i had them skills

I like the paint job.

They look a bit too dark for my tastes. Mind you, I like my orks darker and grittier than the neon cartoons that some people crank out, but these guys are so dirty and muted that I feel like the details get lost and individual parts get muddled together.

Granted, this may be exaggerated significantly by what appears to be very minimal lighting for the pictures. Either way, these look like a decent bit of work and skill went into them, so if it's the look you were going for, then job well done!