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i will start a p and m blog soon for my ork army but i thoght i might pop a few pics in the showcase of some finished stuff and see what you guys think! i started hobbying about a year ago properly and here is a small selection of my favorites i have done so far! i welcome your feedback...

*ps sorry about the images i got my camera from a pawn brokers , i'll get a nice one one day but couldn't be doing with it right after christmas and hey - you get what you pay (not alot) for*

Very nice indeed arkapello, love the dread in particular, the quality of the photos look ok to me, would like to see more of your army

Your photos are quite grainy, perhaps upload them to photobucket and 'autofix' them first...

I love the boss on the warbike, looks ded killy!

Very nice Arkapello. How do you do the painting technique which makes it look like paint has chipped off?

Thanks guys.

i did upload the pics to the gallery, they look better in there, i will change them soon and add some more - the upload straight to post option seems to make them grainy...

i paint the red onto a devlan mud washed layer of bolt gun metal and leave the edges bare, it takes better to that than black primer anyway and only takes 2 coats. then i go in with a little bit of bolt gun again and pick out the little scratches and so on, then a bit of mithrel to make them fresh looking. its actually really quick, i think there was an article on weathering tanks in WD that i picked it up from ages ago, not sure i have the copy anymore... but anyway turned out to be more useful for orks than for tanks!

Nice model

I really like how you shifted the guns on the warbossbike from back to the front ads a diffrent feel to the thing