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Well earlier this week I decided to pick up some Orks while I wait for Cron's to get their update (poor poor robots). When starting this project I decided that I wan't to do a decent amount of converting. Though I have never really worked with plastic card or green stuff before. For now I just have 3 nobs finished and a custom warbuggy. I saw the warbuggy somewhere on the internet before, but can't remember where. So I can't say it is my original idea. The buggy is also missing the gunner for now. I'm trying to make it so I can switch between options and haven't decided how to go about doing that yet. It also needs a little bit of work on the mold lines. On the nobs I still have a little mold line clean up to do and some green stuff clean up. I usually don't notice the areas I missed until I take a picture of them. For now all pictures have flash, as I don't have the best lighting for pictures in my current work area. I plan on getting a little studio light box in the near future. So now it is time to shut up and show some pics. Let me know what you think so far.

Whoo! Another Bad Moons!
Anyway, looking forward to updates

A little update, this time with a painted model. Well it isn't fully painted yet. I would just say the skin and armor are complete for now. Things have been slow for the Bad Moons this week as I got a new toy in for my crons. Still don't have my light box yet, so I had to use flash on my camera.



Hopefully with this little guy my crons stand a little bit of a chance at winning. All I have done so far is clean the model some and put some wire through his entire body. So at this time he is actually pose-able.