I made this guy a couple of years ago, but only just got around to painting him. Inspired by countless John Woo movies - and well before The Matrix, you have to imagine him yelling, "Waaaaaaaaaaagggghhhhhh!!!" in slow motion, sluggas blazing as he leaps.
Wednesday, 28 March 2007
Wednesday, 21 March 2007
Sunday, 18 March 2007
Kaptin, Kannon and Krew
I have found a use for the Iron Gobs that I never used on my Orks in Mega Armour - decoration for some Kannon. (Zap Guns, judging by the Imperial Lascannon barrels).
The Krew member - or is he a gun grot? - is standing on a plastic cog I found in something, plus assorted bits.
I had bought two boxes of Kommandos, meaning I had two Kommando bosses. The first one now has a Nob arm holding a Kustomized Shoota, with old style sluggas on his back.
The head of the second one was donated to a Nob with a Mega Armour shoota and the warboss' Chain Axe.
Finally, this is the Kaptin of the Battle Barge, from the following bits:
- Kommando Kaptin body,
- head from a Nob, with greenstuff eyepatch (Arrr!)
- poweraxe from a Nob, carved into a wrench,
- plastic dreadnought kneepad on his shoulder with Mek symbol in thin plastic,
- old style slugga and plastic pouches on his back/belt,
- some bullets and the pistol removed,
- assorted bits, including another plastic cog for that 'spare parts' feel.
Look for these guys - when I get around to painting them - in the Gallery on http://www.astronomican.com
Monday, 5 March 2007
WH40K - Painboss
... and here he is:
Body of an Ork Nob, with arms from the new Kommando Kaptin (yes, I bought two - one to lead a new Kommando Mob and one to be Kaptin of the Battlebarge). His right hand also includes an old plastic chainsword, a knife blade from a new Kommando and the claw from the Ork Dreadnought.
The surgical mask is greenstuff. More practice needed there, but I am pleased with the effect.
Body of an Ork Nob, with arms from the new Kommando Kaptin (yes, I bought two - one to lead a new Kommando Mob and one to be Kaptin of the Battlebarge). His right hand also includes an old plastic chainsword, a knife blade from a new Kommando and the claw from the Ork Dreadnought.
The surgical mask is greenstuff. More practice needed there, but I am pleased with the effect.
Labels:
conversions,
cyborks,
feral orks,
painboss,
warhammer 40k
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