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Hey all

A few months ago I went into my friendly gaming store with the intention of starting my fourth army. I thought I would go for something with a low model count and elite... I came out with Orks
So without further ado I introduce Da Krumpaz

Warboss. I have actually had this guy for quite a while. He was the real inspiration to start Orks proper. Won him From a mate when I finally managed to beat his green tide.


PainBoy


Deff Dread. I love this kit so much


Biker Boyz. Six all together.


Gretchins


Nobz. The Black Reach ones I have had for a while as well.


And Da Boyz. Thirteen in all.


All in, I had a blast painting these guys. Can't believe how quickly I painted them. It normally takes me weeks to paint a squad.
Will be adding more soon. Next time I'll try to use a proper camera as well.

Cheers
Vim.

Nice Job man! I've gotta say; you're brush work looks very clean an precise, even when zooming in on the image. I'm really liking the flesh work as well. Took a look at your gallery images and was not disappointed.

Just some constructive criticism - I think the Deff dread might benefit from some extra detail here and there. Maybe adding a gem effect to the front lens or some extra contrast for some of the hoses / bolts.

They are a snazzy set of orks! orks i think are almost always enjoyable to paint.

Nice work - care to share how you do that wonderful skin?

That's a good green. Green is best.

How did you do the green flesh please?
Thanks.