2 more killa kans and a deff dread

So in my normal fashion I had a bit of free time and hit the painting hard for a brief time. This was the result. they are a bit darker then the first one but with ork's that seems all the more appropriate.

Ork Warbikers filling out the squad

I am sorry about the pictures I took them several times and just cant seem to get them as bright as normal.

the new group fits in well with the old one as you can see the nob/warboss (depends on how I want to run him) has his bike painted with paint that is both lucky and makes him go faster!

Skull crusher of khorne

This is my current experiment with the air brush all of the red was air brushed on and the OSL on the eyes was obviously done with the airbrush as well. There is still a lot I need to learn as far as changing shades to get a gradient I am looking for but experience is the only way I see to learning that one.  

Start to finish custom ork trukk

 This is the model I started with. The original plan was to make a buggy out of it but as I progressed the scale was just to far off from what I felt was reasonable. But as I was contemplating how to shrink it and using my actual ork trukk to determine what size it should be I realized it just about fit as a trukk so that's what it is and I am still building the buggy out of some of the spare tiers and scrap I had after I was done with this. 

 I started with striping some of the junk off and cutting off the cab to bring down the size

 Then I cut the bed of the trukk and knocked about of the half off of it.

adding a driver at least a first test fit

 adding some spacers to put a flat bed on

 the start of the bed

 chopping the top and adding the sides

this was supposed to be the start of the rokket launcher base but a lot of this ends up getting chopped back off

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This is where a little time skip happens sorry but I failed to take pictures from hear till I finished painting but hear you go the final painted trukk.

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and this is the final product after a lot of added scrap and and other orkifacation

3ed squad of ork boys all done!

     This mob of boys was a big project I wanted to finish before I went back to school and it was looking bad for them for a wile but after I started hitting the washes and sponge weathering they really went fast and started coming together.
     The nob and the three boys with big shootas I am rather happy with. Tho that may be largly due to them being nicer models then the assault on black reach guys and I believe the nob is actualy from the legit nob's box.
     Any way I hope you like them next up should be my custom trukk and I think people will really enjoy that one.  

Gretchin test models aka my disciples of the orknissiah

these two are the first of my disciples of the orknissiah.  I am not sure how meany more I will make I have a lot of these night goblins from an old fantasy starter set and a nice chunky unit might be a good idea to have to hang out with my shokk attack gun big mek and let what is currently his unit of boys move up and get in the fight. 

first Killa Kan done with custom grotzooka

I will have to paint up the killa kan with the "real" grotzooka soon and do a side by side I am really pleased with how this turned out

15 more boys to fill out the seckond unit

Right before the codex came out I cranked out these boys to max out the second unit. So now that leaves me with just 30 more boys to paint but then all the punishing parts of playing orks will be finished and I can happily mess around with building crazy mek inspired contraptions.

Ork War Bikers

I have had these warbikers sitting around for a long time and even tho I love the models I had not gotten around to painting them till now.

As a interesting side note they never came with bike bases so I was forced to cut my self some from MDF board. luckily I had the templates I made up a wile ago http://plasticcrack.blogspot.com/2012/08/free-bases-template.html and my scroll saw to cut the small curves on them