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So I've started to get back into the hobby and started myself off with a good ole' Waaaagh! Army, and I intend to make very good use of the conversions that can be used with da boyz.

I went halfs on a Black Reach set and got myself a nice little starting force of some Orks but for the future I plan to be doing some conversions especially my dream plan to convert a Shadowsword into a WMD for the Orks.

But more or less, I'm looking for any images or related tips for Ork conversions? And any bitz that you guys would consider "essential" to use? For example; where a Rhino or Land Raider has the turret seat open for the top half of a marine to sit in; is there a place to obtain these in an Ork body? Or the Ork guns to convert with?

Pirate ork heads. Nuff said

Where can I find them too haha?

I'm just look for torsos which'll fit (maybe need a bit of greenstuff) to fit onto the tank, as if sat inside with his top half out? Also I've looked through bitz sprues and Google - Ork cannons/guns seem scarce on the web :(

The ork battlewagon has that half ork you are looking for. Look at www.bitsandkits.co.uk

Josh-sama wrote:Where can I find them too haha?

http://www.maxmini.eu/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=62

http://www.maxmini.eu/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=70

Pipboy101 wrote:The ork battlewagon has that half ork you are looking for. Look at www.bitsandkits.co.uk

Ah, thank you! Exactly what I needed!