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Just finished it... and now it's in a box on it's way to Australia... so sad to see it go. It was a fun project.

That is amazing... So many little details!

How tall is it, it looks like quite a big model!

It looks horrible!

The only way to safely dispose of it is to ship it to me !

Man, It is just EPIC!!!!
I like big huge trollface - somehow very superb
great job!

really, really impressive. is it actually made from metal? sure looks like it. how long did this take?

AMAZING

That is fantastic. I bet that took a lot of work and time to make. Great job.

That looks boss! Well worth the effort.

Nice! Perfect timing for this months release of APOC.

That is awesome, it looks so ridiculously and Orkishly slapped together. Love it!

GW could be taking some design notes from you. I really like how this looks like the killa kan or deff dread, just bigger. Much much... MUCH better then the upside down bucket or dress wearing designs of their stompa kit.

One thing is, it might be a bit small to be a full gargant, but photographs are always wonky when it comes to dimensions, and it's orky.

Either way, fantastic looking model.

There is a tear in my eye...
Amazing.

Mother of Mork and Gork.......you sir......are a hero

DIS GIT AINT MUKKIN ABOUT

THAT'S PROPPA ORKY LIKE

I really really like it
What size base is it on?

THat is one great looking gargant. very nice scratch build.

That is just damn fancy. A piece of orkish art. The pose is awesome too, much more menacing that a typical herp derp gargant.

That is quite terrifying and intimidating.

Thanks for the comments. The base is a 14" x 11" oval I picked up at Home Depot. It's 15" tall from its feet to the top of the spotting tower. I wish I could have taken a picture of it next to the GW Stompa, which looks like a puny silly looking heap next to it. It was made mostly out of .5mm, 1mm, and 2mm plastruct sheets, with a stompa kit thrown in and took about 6 months worth of available hobby time to complete.

Marvelous, an inspiration to us all.

Pretty much one of the coolest builds I've seen. Excellent work. 6 months well spent.

This is truly amazing. The only thing it needs more of is dakka. That isn't a critique per se as anything orky can use more dakka.

Yeah, if I were ever to build another one it would be bristling with dakka sticking out between the "teeth." I was originally planning on having a belly gun equivalent on the mouth, but decided against it due to lack of materials and inability to get more.

This is a totally sick build and paintjob, Ork style to the max, I can't believe how awesome this thing is!

It looks freaking amazing. So amazing, I would hesitate for a moment before aiming at that thing. It's just so...Orky! Just the sight of that could cause a Waaagh!

Best scratch build I have ever seen. In the 5th picture down- how did you make the ammo belt?

I hate you...

Jesus Christ....

Why don't GW hire you to design their whole Ork range?

Fantastic work, i love how it looks like a giant dred, Kudos to you, hope you made a pretty penny!

The ammo belt was made by connecting the feed to the gun with a 1" strip of .5mm plastic sheet (this particular stock was a beware of dog sign from hope depot). Then I glued a whole bunch of 1" lengths of 1/4" styrene tube side to side and cut and glued additional strips of .5mm sheet to look like framing. Easy to add to any Orky project that needs ammo belts (which is pretty much all of them).

^ Thanks! Going to try it on some deff dreads