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 Syrell wrote:
I like what you're doing here, I almost always like theme armies. When I saw the ice cream truck, I thought about suggesting using those pedal cart/bicycle things that vendors use to sell ice cream in parks as wartrakks or bikers, y'know with a grot or something holding the gun out of the freezer compartment, but you made snowmobiles, which is probably better anyway.

Haha, that's a brilliant idea. Well if I ever run Big Gunz in my army I'll definitely have to do that!

I have to say, I love what you've done with your Orks. I especially like the snow mobile conversions.

I am curious though, where did you get the Ork with the earmuffs?

 Dicrel Seijin wrote:
I have to say, I love what you've done with your Orks. I especially like the snow mobile conversions.

I am curious though, where did you get the Ork with the earmuffs?

The earmuff head came with a set called Red Army Orc Heads made by PuppetsWar.

Hello again Dakka Dakka, it's been a while.

So anyways, I've been out of the hobby for about a year, and now I'm back. I think my first attempt (and fail) at painting one of my ice cream truck battlewagon is what made me rage quit. ...that and being super busy lately. Now then, the first image is my first painted Nob Snowmobile Biker, I'm super happy with the way it came out (even though it took a few tries to get "what colors go where" right). I also built a few more of them, including a warboss on snowmobile and also a painboy on snowmobile, should be fun to show when they're painted! The next image is of my first 2 scratchbuilt meganobz. I used the nobs from AOBR along with plasticard, wire, and some random bits. I've started 2 more of them, but for now I'm taking a building break to paint more stuff. I also painted about 14 more shoota boyz (they're lying around somewhere). So enjoy, I'll try not to quit this time, and also I'm trying again to paint one of my battlewagons (fingers crossed).

Oh, and by the way Every Bit Countz is about to get a big reboot in the coming months, so subscribe to our youtube, twitter, tumblr, and facebook to stay posted. You won't be disappointed!

-Brian

Id forgotten about these guys

I think one of the meganobs needs to have his armour made from an ice cream machine

 SilverMK2 wrote:
I think one of the meganobs needs to have his armour made from an ice cream machine

lol, that would be hilarious. I think maybe a walking freezer would be fun too.

they need outragous fur to keep warm, also on the subject of meganobz you could give them skie's

On the subject of fridges and ice cream machines for armour, I think it maybe it would be fun to make Killa Kans out of them. Instead of Killa Kans it would be Killa Fridges. ...and more fur is a good call. I stole some space wolves bits from a friend of mine. Unfortunately I didn't get many, but the furry tassle things will be hanging from all the bosspoles. BTW, my first ice cream truck battlewagon is fully painted, I'm going to paint 3 grots for it and then post it. Hopefully sometime next week, be ready!

Well I finally sat down and finished my first one (of four) Ice Cream Truck Battlewagons. I decided to start with chocolate, which leaves vanilla, strawberry, and mint next. Enjoy!

Not sure what's coming next, but stay tuned anyways!

-Brian

I laughed my coke all over the desk when I saw the first pictures of the ice cream trucks! Brilliant idea.

I like it even more painted, keep up the good work!