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So I was checking out the Orks recently, and I was really intruiged (not sure if spelled correctly, English is not my native language) by the Flash Gitz and Kaptin Badrukk, and decided to look into the lore and aesthetics of the Freebooters a little bit and I absolutely loved them so I was wondering if there maybe was a way to convert all Orks I'm going to buy in the future to Freebooters? Preferably in a not too expensive way.

Also, the local GW manager is not too fond of 3rd party models and/or bitz in the GW, and since that's where I do most of my painting and assembling there, it may be best to avoid 3rd parties as much as possible.

Thanks and WAAGH! Jer155

Spellcrow has bunches of bits. http://www.spellcrow.com/orcs-c-9_32.html

Short of several 3rd party bits and OOP models you're probably going to be a little SoL with what's available from GW.

Chute82 wrote:Spellcrow has bunches of bits. http://www.spellcrow.com/orcs-c-9_32.html

Grimtuff wrote:Short of several 3rd party bits and OOP models you're probably going to be a little SoL with what's available from GW.

I guess I'll have to use third party bitz then. Those spellcrow ones look really cool though!


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Also, they wear those coats. Do I need to do that with green stuff?