I am pretty new to this hobby and to blogging. When I have time I like to search out new blogs for modeling ideas and hobby tips. I have come across some amazing things out there on the interwebz and I want to take time to spotlight a few blogs that are amazing.
If you haven't seen this one check it out.
Colonel Winterborne
The amazing conversions and painting are something that should definitely be seen. His use of green-stuff is out of this world. I personally went back and read each and every post! Keep it up Colonel!
DA MAD MEK IS GONNA LOOT DA BESTEST KILLY FINGS IN DA OONIVERSE! 40k Orkz in the hands of a novice!
Friday, June 13, 2014
Scratch Built Dakkajet
I have a strange relationship with my Father (who doesn't). We don't share many common interests. For some reason I decided to show him my new hobby. This was followed by him telling me all about his old WWII model plane collection he had when he was a kid. I felt like this could be an opportunity to bond over something which never happened when I was a kid.
My Father is now in pretty poor health and is unable to leave his home without assistance. I visit him about three times a week to do random chores and help him with his Facebook. When the idea for modeling came up we brainstormed quite a bit and gathered a bunch of odds and ends to start the project with.
Labels:
40k,
Dakka,
Dakkajet,
hobby,
Orks,
Scratch built,
Top Gun,
warhammer,
warhammer 40k,
WIP
Thursday, June 5, 2014
Fluff for the Fluff God
Rain began to fall in the valley. Vile plumes of acrid smoke only just obscured the carnage that took place. Thunderous volleys of gunfire, from weapons custom built to be as loud as possible, drowned out the screams of the dying and cries of defiance. Lightning streaked across the sky turning the scene into one out of a nightmare. The flaming carcass of a once majestic Raider cast eerie shadows through the smoke. The Dark Eldar retreated, driven back by the green flood of Orks that still cried out for more battle. The murderous red eyes of the Orks and the frenzy that they brought to bear proved too much for some of those trying to cover the escape.
Labels:
40k,
Battlewagon,
Boyz,
fluff,
Orks,
warhammer,
warhammer 40k
Tuesday, May 20, 2014
Wazzdaka Gutsmek
This 40k thing is really starting to get out of hand. I picked up about 1500 points worth of Boyz and Nobz with some other goodies from Craigslist for a pretty good deal. Out of that I ended up with 3 more Warbikers bringing me to a total of nine with three more needing to be built. I have yet to run Bikerz but I wanted to give myself the opshun. I really loved the fluff of Wazzdaka Gutsmek from the Ork dex. As you probably know there is no official model for Wazzdaka and the amount of Scratch-building creativity on the interwebz is AMAZING. My favorites are from Sam Terry and I pretty much love anything from Irondog Studios. I figured it was time for the Mad Mek to try his Klaw at good ol' Wazzy.
Like many before me I started with a Deff Kopta as the base for the bike. My biggest challenge was the the model was already put together completely and primed.
Like many before me I started with a Deff Kopta as the base for the bike. My biggest challenge was the the model was already put together completely and primed.
Saturday, May 10, 2014
WOW! I have been busy!
During my way too long absence from the blog I have been working on tons of stuff for my Orks. I traded some Magic cards to my local shop to pick up a battleforce and a few boxes of Lootas and Grots. Despite having "real" models I am still scratch building away and I have some projects I wanted to share. I made two Battlewagons and an Orky Aegis defense line with quad gun.
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