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This is intended to be a place for all Ork Shaman, Weirdboys, Warpheadz, 'Eadbangerz and their Minderz to hang out and compare copper staffs and trinkets.

Here is my effort to start off with...

Still a WIP as the shawl under the left arm is being changed to stripes and the left arm is bing repainted to include the underneath.

Here's one I kitbashed.

kungfumatt1, how did you make that shaman? I'd really like to know, i think it looks really cool.

ProphetWaaagh! wrote:kungfumatt1, how did you make that shaman? I'd really like to know, i think it looks really cool.

Make it? You buy it: http://www.games-workshop.com/gws/catalog/productDetail.jsp?catId=cat440078a&prodId=prod1130270

Hi Prophet,
Yup, it is just a bog standard Orc Shaman from the Warhammer range. I have just painted it up to try and make it fit in with my 40k orks. I preferred the model to the new Warphead for 40k. IMO Weirdboys should be slightly miserable, and totally down trodden, weapons of mass destruction that wouldn't be there if it wasn't for the threat of a good kicking!

The second guy looks like the mask from Crash Bandicoot. I approve.

Heres my effort then, Da boys call him mad eddie