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Finally finished my deffkopta (this is the last time I use white primer for models with a lot of metal parts, I swear!).
What I particularly want to know is whether this mud color is better that one I used for Da Drilla

So, Git to da kopta!!!!

Great job!! Love the buzzsaw!!

Yes that mud is better, Kinda loots like black mud. If you want it to look like normal everyday mud you got to git a brown color in it somehow.

It looks good but IMO it isn't dirty enough.

White primer? ^^
Why?!!

Enzephalon wrote:White primer? ^^
Why?!!

It makes the orks themselves bright and shiny without putting over 9000 layers of paint

That shoota is awsome

Very nice conversion.

Very nice work... and yes it should be the last time you use white primer at all! It is just a waist of time, unless you painting something with a white, grey, or bone color scheme.

Excellent model and paint job I am loving the detail.

Nice job! Love the conversion on the front!

The mud's certainly different, but I don't know about better - that would depend entirely on preference, as it's pretty much the same style with different colors. Personally, I'm still not a fan. It does look like flooded ash, though, if you ever want to model that.

As for the model, I do rather like the conversions and the painting is pretty good.

Great job with the buzz saw and the big shoota add-ons. Looks good.