Forum adverts like this one are shown to any user who is not logged in. Join us by filling out a tiny 3 field form and you will get your own, free, dakka user account which gives a good range of benefits to you: No adverts like this in the forums anymore. Times and dates in your local timezone. Full tracking of what you have read so you can skip to your first unread post, easily see what has changed since you last logged in, and easily see what is new at a glance. Email notifications for threads you want to watch closely. Being a part of the oldest wargaming community on the net. If you are already a member then feel free to login now.

New models:

Burna/blitz bomma combo:








Morkanaut:

He is incomplete. I need to finish his base and his forge world crewmen, but his body is 95% complete. Need to weather him a little more and finish the paint chipping.






I need to repaint the little bobble on the side of the mek gunner's head. It will be blue.



With lootas for some scale:



The lootas:





The Burnas!









Group shot:



First 5 kustom flash gitz! These were made with parts from a dozen sources. Bodies are old pewter nob torsos. The guns and arms are from the nob kits, rokkit arms from shoota boyz, neuron and tau bits, flagellant banners, black ork arms and heads, and many more.

Skull head and sweet dakkagun!


Targeter monocle with Deathmark sniper rifle shoota!


Cybork with rokkit shoota


Tau repeater with scrap of robes from a Dawn Bringer vet to rub in the awesome.


MOAR DAKKA WITH ADDED MORE DAKKA FOR GREATER DAKKA


Dakka from behind to revel in the dakka of it all:

Wow they look good nice colour scheme work there

Wonder what would win on equal scale of point & unit count, them orks + HQ unit thrown in or an Chaos group on equal grounds?

Awesome paint job! Sorry, I'm newer to the hobby, but what orange is that if you don't mind explaining?

Those look brilliant. I'm a big fan of the new Flash Gitz, but your kit bashes are fantastic

Some Grot tankers:







Automatically Appended Next Post:
Stormboyz:

Inprogress:


First 5 finished:





Big Mek:




Dakkajet:



[]https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-qY0jdZAhxQc/T9SD78L5-cI/AAAAAAAAACM/eOoe6m9OL1c/s800/securedownload-11.jpg[/img]

Superb work!

Great work!

Again, Amazing work!

These are really nice, very clean paintjobs, though I'm not entirely sure that's a good thing for Orks.
I like them, though.

Orange orks!

God, I love that repulsive color. It always makes me happy to see people willing to step up, rather than shy away from obnoxious hues.

Throw on a little chipping/weathering, and these would be absolutely perfect.

Love it. Amazing well painted cohesive force. Bet it looks amazing on the tabletop. Nice work!

Love everything but the Stormboyz are jaw dropping. I use the same idea (clump foliage) for destroyed tank markers in flames of war, they are just perfect for smoke trails here too!!!

Brutal. Excellent color choice and great attention on each model. Everyone/thing gets a uniform color with just enough variety and detail.. Also every model is painted to a standard that is clearly above minimal, still above average , and yet not unattainable by a dedicated hobbyist. This makes your army inspiring to me and others .Well done ...WAAAAGH On !

Brother Paen, you pretty much summed up my approach to painting.

I have painted higher quality models and have done a couple "top shelf" paint jobs that border on show quality, but I CANNOT manage to hold myself to that standard in my regular painting. I just can't. I would never be able to field an army.

As a general rule I stick to colors I can use straight out of the bottle with no mixing required, liberal use of washes and inks, and only three layers (base, mid, and highlight).

Three years ago I decided I was never going to use a model that wasn't painted. I needed something to get myself going with over 25000 points in models laying around my hobby room and only about 3000 points painted out of half a dozen armies.Swapping to this style of painting, I have pulled my painting time down to roughly an hour to an hour and half per infantry model and around 6 - 10 hours per tank.

I am satisfied with the results but need to be careful when I look at the models produced by those with real talent!

Great work! Only complaint is the flashgitz, who should be on larger bases. I agree that a little paint chipping will go a long way

I converted these a year ago and painted them about 8 months ago. I have already told my group I will not be rebasing the ten I have done! The ten I have coming (the new kits) yes, I will use the proper base!

Looks like a great collection, painted well with an awesome color scheme.

Nob Bikers and biker boss.



Here are my meganobz!






Here is how I deploy my stormboyz. I made a tray and attached high strength magnets to it. I then placed steel washers on the bases which allows me to move them around without them falling everywhere.

Amazing - I love the orange/black/white scheme, it's the best!

Fantastic army, well done all around.

Moar, please!!!!!

Brilliant bunch of orks, more please :-)

All done the Morkanaut! Based and weathered. Might need a couple touch ups here and there but as a whole it is a wrap!

Morkanaut is by far the best of the pair now that he is the only way to stick a KFF out there and have a bubble!

Two sunny shots with a ground level perspective.





Out of the sun, it is a little easier to see the details.













Detail looks at the various belly decorations.







Face and crew details. The regular grits are from the Forgeworld crew set. The commander is the Grot Tank commander from the Forgeworld Grot Tanks

Beautiful army!

Nice work like the fact you moved away from the stereotype red. Orange makes the models pop. Great Work

Oh great, now I have to repaint my Orks.

Great job on the army. Looking forward to seeing more.

Fantastic work. I really enjoy your paint style-it works very well with the Orks. The orange and green complement each other very well and overall, the look and feel of the army is both unified but having lots of personality spread throughout.

Thanks for sharing and looking forward to seeing more.

Really like the painting work done here. Color scheme is great. This army must look spectacular on the table.

Can you tell us how you did the orange? What color where they primed?

Thanks for the great comments guys.

The process for the orange is:

Primed black
Solar Macharian Orange
Devlan Mud wash over all of it
Solar Macharian Orange as a mid-tone brushed from the edges towards the middle of sheets
Vallejo Fiery orange highlight

Ty

Macharian orange is discontinued. I have about 8 pots of it left to finish the other 10,000 point of orks I have. I do think there are some other options that are similar though.