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Hi guys - I want to do a couple of KFF big meks for my orks. Not overkeen on buying the metal model so wanted to make my own plastic ones, probably using a box of Ork Nobz.

Are there any popular idea for ways to represent the KFF without buying the metal? Any pictures or ideas would be great thanks

I made 2. The first is a big ol pile of metal and is not what you asked for, but the KFF however was rather easy to build. The second is an AOBR boss (great great mini and you can buy them for like a buck on ebay) and again the KFF was super easy to make. That one I just bought a couple $1 store pullback and go trucks and tore the guts out for the gears and whatnot. Both horribly WIP but you get the idea anyways








Whoa that one is sideways, Im fixing that as soon as I can find the picture lol

Goodluck btw


*fixed*

Here is my attempt, which is nearly all plastic. Just the burna hose (Guitar string), and wire (Electrical wire) wrapped around the KFF motor are non plastic components. Hope this can inspire you a little.

Nice

Wow Moj, that looks fantastic. I like the use of the wreckin ball. Genius.

Nice, Moj, I especially like the unusual use of the burna back pack

Tau drone of some sort, pair of spent .22 casings, some wire and some plastic spheres from the craft store.