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Lead-Footed Trukkboy Driver






I've been working on a Stormboy Nob for a bit and I finally glued it together. I'd just like to know what people think of it thus far and any pointers they might have.



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Hangin' with Gork & Mork





The Ruins of the Boston Commonwealth

Very very awesome!

 
   
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Nasty Nob






Looks fantastic.

It's a bit difficult to tell how much detail you have put on the white pieces, but I think they will need a little bit more greebling to blend in with the GW bits seamlessly. Some dents and notches cut into the fins, a few reinforcing struts joining the rocket to the shoulder plates and a bunch of rivets will probably do the job.

   
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Lead-Footed Trukkboy Driver






Perfect Organism wrote:
Looks fantastic.

It's a bit difficult to tell how much detail you have put on the white pieces, but I think they will need a little bit more greebling to blend in with the GW bits seamlessly. Some dents and notches cut into the fins, a few reinforcing struts joining the rocket to the shoulder plates and a bunch of rivets will probably do the job.

At the current time, I haven't put any details on the main rocket body. I wasn't to get the basic pose and what-not done first before I go about adding bits and gubbins to the model. If I needed to tear it apart, I'd want as little to be at risk of being damaged as possible.

"Just the act of orks looting it defiles it! There are Techpriests rolling over in their graves!" "Yeah! I'm rolling over them in their graves!"
"The usage of shipping containers is much like 40k technology: It's been handed down from tech-priest to tech priest, until none of us really remember how it works and we go through many pointless rituals in the belief that it will keep it alive. " - Dayspring

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Tough-as-Nails Ork Boy





Washington, DC

A nice, easy touch might be to put some goggle on him- just get two tiny balls of green stuff, put them over his eyes, and squish them down in the center, so a divet forms where the "lens" is.

It helps make the standard nob head look like it belongs with the stormboyz

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Screamin' Stormboy




St. Cloud, MN

I agree with DaisyWondercow with adding the goggles on the model. But love the look of your storm boyz
   
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Lead-Footed Trukkboy Driver






I might do the goggles, but I was really feeling a sort of military cap for this nob. (Sorta like the one on the boy) I could always do the cap and then put a set of goggles on top, and I think that would look pretty neat.

"Just the act of orks looting it defiles it! There are Techpriests rolling over in their graves!" "Yeah! I'm rolling over them in their graves!"
"The usage of shipping containers is much like 40k technology: It's been handed down from tech-priest to tech priest, until none of us really remember how it works and we go through many pointless rituals in the belief that it will keep it alive. " - Dayspring

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Tough-as-Nails Ork Boy





Washington, DC

I think that just means you're more ambitious than I am! Goggles are about the height of my green stuff ability

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Lead-Footed Trukkboy Driver






Well, here he is. He's got a hat with goggles now. I still need to get some sand paper and smooth out the hat and work the goggles down a bit, but I think it's looking shockingly good. I might actually have some talent for green-stuff.

"Just the act of orks looting it defiles it! There are Techpriests rolling over in their graves!" "Yeah! I'm rolling over them in their graves!"
"The usage of shipping containers is much like 40k technology: It's been handed down from tech-priest to tech priest, until none of us really remember how it works and we go through many pointless rituals in the belief that it will keep it alive. " - Dayspring

Looking for feedback:
The Machines of Waaagh! (Feedback appreciated) 
   
Made in us
Tough-as-Nails Ork Boy





Washington, DC

Excellent work! The little divet in the top of his hat is a nice, subtle touch.

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