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Hi

I bought new ork jet and started building it.

And finished just now.

It is very happy to make this beautiful machine and I really enjoyed assembling and painting.


I assemble the plane as Dakkajet because most other people near me makes jets as BiltzaBomma, so I want something different and I think Dakkajet is most pretty type among planes.

I moved downward nose shootas to upward, and add a pair of gunpods under the wing, made from wingtip fuel tank of Burna Bomma.

The wing is not glued and it is removable, so it is convenient to carry for play games.


I painted it red paint job based with flaming effect because I have speed freak themed Orks.

The windshield has cracked when I take it off from spure, so I have to make holes and make it shot.























Thank you and have nice day

Very nice.

I love the cracks in the windshield, actually! Maybe add a little black/dark brown to that spot as if soot had gotten around the hole as it was shot?

Nice model. Like the crisp feel to it.

-Wolf Guard 252

Nice work! love the windshield

The windsheild looks to be drilled through not painted on. The cracks are painted though.

So unless your talking about the sides then

Nice model very crisp describes it well, one problem is the ork pilot. Not enough orkishness...

windshield look great, along with the over all scheme. Great job.

Inspiring!

thats some damn fine work lou.

Only complaint i could possibly make is not scorching the paintjob near all the various exhaust ports and such.

Awesome

Pretty!

KrimsunBaron wrote:... one problem is the ork pilot. Not enough orkishness...

You mean other than the green skin and the fact that it is the pilot that comes with the model?

Anyway - nice conversions, clever detailing and wonderful painting.

Great miniature, it really looks like it blasts around the battlefield, strafing everyone in sight.

Really nice job. The bullet riddled glass is a great touch.

Man the one thing I LOVE about ork models is the checker patterns. Any tips on painting checkers?

Great model btw.

Thanks guys.