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I've looking at history's strangest plane designs and I saw a few twin-fuselage designs. I thought they both really cool and really stupid, so I had to make an Ork flyer out of it. C&C is always appreciated and a vote is welcome too.

Magnificient, and very orkish !

Very cool, reminds me nicely of the P-38 Lightning!

Very cool, that's a great idea amd a brilliant conversion. Paint wise is looks good with some nice weathering, but I can't help but feel that it needs another colour; perhaps some white or red details or something.

I love it, the Dakkajet kit is so much fun. I wish there was a comperable Imperial kit.

Nice one! Funny how all the guns are on one side

 Soul Samurai wrote:
Very cool, that's a great idea amd a brilliant conversion. Paint wise is looks good with some nice weathering, but I can't help but feel that it needs another colour; perhaps some white or red details or something.

Thanks for the comment. Yeah, That's the one downside to my chipping technique. I'm using hairspray and a toothbrush to rub off the paint and any additional layers of paint tend stop it from chipping off. I'll have to go back and hand paint over the yellow if I want to add any more details.