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Hi everybody. I am new here, being lurking for a while and after 1 year away from me paints, here is my work. Comets and critics are more than welcome.

The idea was to paint tabletop so I could put all my minis on the table, pantied and looking like an army ( nota grey colorless army of plastic creatures )

This is a unit ok killa kans, the method I used is published at my blog (http://www.roleplay.com.br/?p=792) . Few colors, quick drybrush and wash.

Looks pretty damn good to me for table top standard. Can't wait to see some other minis

Yeah!, very nice Canz them Silvio, keep up the great work

Great work, the bases are fantastic!

loving those kans dude!the bases are cool too.

Looks great. Two suggestions for improvement are:

1) Look up the lenses/gems tutorial in the tutorial forum. It's a great way to make those blue lenses really pop.

2) Add a bit of delvan mud to the tusks to tie in between the off-white and the brown.

I love how they look, though, and really like the bases. Are they resin, or did you decorate them yourself?

Love the kans, can't wait to see more!

Thanks for the feedback, guys! The base is very simple. I uses the original base with pieces of cork and sand with pva glue. I will look for a wip of the base in order to ser how it looks like before painting.

As for the lens, gems and horns, yes, I will look for the tutoriais and improve it!

Next pic I will show my unit of meganobz, I am painting them as bad moon clan.

Again thanks a lot for the comments!


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hi there, these are a few other photos of some miniatures that I've painted last year or so.

These are the old plastic miniatures from a long time ago. I found them lost in a box so I decided to paint them and use them in my army. Ok it doesn't look like the new orks but i think it will be fine on the gaming table. The boss of the group is a metal black orc miniature from fantasy. Again, a tabletop style, just to put them as fast as I can on the table.



When I decide to do a group,a unit our something that requires cohesion, i assemble and paint one miniature to be my guide. This guy below is my model of a unit of 'ardboyz. The "mask" is a marine shoulder pad with 2 boltgun holes or something like that The idea was to use pieces of armour to make them different from ordinary boys.



I have an issue with cyborgs. I never know how to represent them on the game with my painboy. This was an attempt. gun linked with the arm and some bandage, the other arm ripped off and replaced by a hammer. The idea, just like the 'arboys, is to build a model and follow the design and idea for the rest of the unit. Unfortunatelly it's difficult to find bits to trade or buy here in Brazil



These are 5 of my nobz in mega armour. There are some of the old models and new ones, all painted as a bad moon clan. I enjoyed very much painting them and i have more to paint. I have about 20 of those to paint, creating 2 units of 10 nobz in megaarmour.







I hope you guys enjoy!

Great job, they look relly good!!

You got some great modeled and painted minis there Silvio, love the retro Orks, really like the extra back and shoulder armour you put on your 'ard boy, nice cybork and 20! fantastic mega armour nobz

Lookin like a right proper horde my friend. Excellent job! I'd hate to come across 20 meganobz on the table!

I have only three letters! W-O-W!!