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I got this years ago, got it like 90% of the way done, and then abandoned it, as is my wont.

For whatever reason I decided to finally finish it up a few weeks ago. I haven't painted regularly in a pretty long time and my poor painting skills have degraded even further, but it's not terrible, just not very good.




It's pretty much 100% stock.

Since I remain a mediocre painter, I added some LED's to the head and chest to distract from that. The eye LED's have a little Atmel processor to make the lights pulse. The lights are quite green, they just look yellowish/brownish here due to the gif compression, poor lighting, mediocre photography, pick which you like.



The arms are magnetized, as are the supa-rokkits and the little body guns. I have some stuff to make a wrecking ball arm but the chances of me ever actually getting that done are minimal.

I don't know how many grots are too many - I wound up going with 6.



All in all I think my Orks have maybe gotten a bit out of hand.



There is no photoshopping on that image - I just shot it in very low light using a really long exposure. photography

Thanks for looking.

Wonderful stuff Ouze. If that's your degraded painting, I shudder to think how good your 'A' game is. The LEDs work a treat.

Really great detail and overall paint job. Just the right amount of grots too. Thinking back to when I did my Stompa, they really are a joy to build and paint (if time consuming).

Marvellous group shot of your Orks too - an Ork army is never too big!

Ork projects can never get too out of hand.

Love the Orks, the Stompa is great :-)

Very nice. I love the grots running around.

Ouze, you're too modest, the Stompa looks good!

You cannot have too many Grotz.

Orks, out of hand? Oh, you mean not enough hands! Yes, I agree, you should paint more.

Stompa looks good. Only thing I'd love to see is more work on the bolts/rivets (more rust, metal flaking, etc.). The large spaces of solid red are a little plain looking. I'd also like to see some more of the plates non-red, if that makes sense.

This is studio level work mate, kudos! Red Wunz Go Fasta!