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Hi folks - this is finished - although I'm sure I'll keep adding details as time goes on - or incorporating any ideas you fine folk come up with. This is my first battle wagon and second vehicle I've painted (first being a trukk) - still really a beginner so be nice :-D ... thanks!




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sorry some of the pics are blurry!

Wow, that looks a whole lot better than my 2nd vehicle. In fact, that might look better than my last vehicle. Great job. Really love the weathering.

thanks

It's very green, maybe toss in a few darker shades. Also blood axes don't use the checkerboarding, thats goff stuff.

good thoughts. I may try to add some more features to offset the overwhelming green-ness. It actually looks a wee bit more dessert yellow in 'real life.'

I think all orks like checks! Even if goths are a little bit more keen on them than most. At least every ork clan in my codex seems to have them. I like them... helps the non-orky blood axes fit in at ork clan box socials.

hamlet wrote: This is my first battle wagon and second vehicle I've painted (first being a trukk) - still really a beginner so be nice :-D ... thanks!

Whut.

This is so well done! Jesus...

=)

Nice job for a person new to point.
There is a very important Orky question:
WHERE IS YOUR DETH ROLLA !!

in the mail ;-) ... - couldn't not paint the cool looking ram though could I?