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Accolade wrote:Hahaha, that guy with the huge shoudlers is hilarious! I can imagine the ork clan using shoulders as a symbol of power, and this guy let his design get a *little* out of control

Lol, that's excellent! I hadn't thought of that, but 's it's perfect. I'll have to keep that in mind for future conversions.

And yes, totally out of control. I just couldn't stop adding. Which is proppa...

I've used the first on in game for a mega-armored warboss (to miserable effect, insta-killed by a killa kan's dread CC), but it was fun.

W-O-W. I have just finished reading this thread--you've got some pretty impressive work there.

Skull One ftw.

Awesome looking orks there..

He looks like he should be lugging some hefty barrels under his arms, with how far out the shoulder covers go.

Very cool work. The thatch roof on the Tollbooth of Death is great! How many are you planning on making?

The Good Green wrote:He looks like he should be lugging some hefty barrels under his arms, with how far out the shoulder covers go.

Very cool work. The thatch roof on the Tollbooth of Death is great! How many are you planning on making?

I'm planning on a squad of 9, so them plus Thrakka can take a ride in my battlewagon. But these have been so time consuming that I think I'll have to do some kind of mass production on the other 6. Or just buy 'em.

Why not do the base work on them, your standard starting point. Then work on all the arms. More assembly line, I guess. You'll see the whole group coming together, so it might not feel like it's taking so long.

Hey, just found this thread and your Nobs are looking really cool.

Scoating around for some ideas for my own army, and this style of thing of something i hope to achieve.

The level of detail you add is awesome. Cant wait to see them all painted.