Gallery of painted ork miniatures. Works presented in this gallery were painted by a miniature painter Benathai.
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Howdy folks. This project has been a long time in the making. I started this in I think November 2018 and have been working on it between other projects for all of that time. First time I ever did…
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Warhammer 40k Ork Vehicle
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Un studio qui peint et convertis à la commande.Ils font des trucs assez stympa et notamment des orks: http://www.bluetablepainting.com/gallery.php Un certain no
+ Luggub's Drop Legion + + Work progresses on my orks for the Alien Wars. After a jolly fun weekend with the PCRC, I've got everything I need built for the game – four squads of five orks, plus Thrugg. On top of that, I've got the farm buildings built and the trees, hedgrows etc. all sorted. After miscalculating Easter, Bob Hunk and I agreed to a slight delay(!) in order to get everything painted. + + On a bit of a whim, I decided to weigh down the boyz with tuppenny bits under the bases. This'll help keep them stable: 'Wot's goin' on, boss?' 'Drop-pod trainin', Grubb. If dey get used to bashing their bonces, dey'll be much better suited to the attack. Orky-know-wotz, see?' 'Dat's ded clever, boss.' '...and don't you ferget it!' + Beyond that, there's not much that's particularly exciting or noteworthy in terms of painting. I've got the mob primed, so let's have a look at the new chaps: Hruk's squad Wortoof's squad Splatta's squad + Semi-batch painting + + While I'll finish each mob off in turn, I wanted to make the most of batch painting to get things to a fairly uniform finish in places. Orks might not be the most attentive to their kit, but the ground's always going to be pretty much the same, and the majority of their fatigues and arms will have been mass-produced by slaves. To reflect this, I'm batch-painting the bases, cloth, armour and weapons; but will give the skin and ornamentation individual attention. + Bases complete bar the tufts, and the fatigues base-coat in place. + This sort of approach works well for semi-modern style armies with a mix of visible skin and armour/cloth, such as guard, tau infantry and orks. It'd be less effective for armies with entirely enclosing plate (marines, various flavours of eldar, tau suits etc.). + + When batch-painting, I try to work as quickly as possible for each model, and don't worry about occasional brushmarks in the wrong place. (Apart from anything else, these niggle at me and encourage me to work on so I can go back and fix them at the individual stage!) As a result, I'm able to crash through a significant chunk of the group over the course of an hour or so. However, I am only applying the base coat. When I come to the individual model, or smaller group, I'll work more carefully and build up the highlighting/shading in a more considered way. This strikes the balance for me between boring but quick batch-work and slow but enjoyable 'main painting'. The more I get done at the batch stage, the less rote work later on. + + Buildings + + You'll also spot the buildings have been based and base-coated in the image above. I was very tempted to build my own, as I've got some foamboard lurking around, but time pressure meant that a pre-constructed one was my go-to. I'm using Warlord Games' Ruined Farmhouse [+noosphericinloadlink embedded+], which is pretty much ideal for the Rogue Trader Battle for the Farm scenario, as it contains enough bits to make a small farm building and an outbuilding of approximately the right size. + Devastator marine included for scale Devastator marine waiting for you to leave so he can use the outbuilding + Quick to build, the construction is fairly intuitive (lucky, as there are no instructions included), though I think it does require a sturdy base as the contact points of the modular design are poor. I've used some off-cuts of mountboard. + + As a micro-review of the kit, some aspects of the design seems a bit odd or badly-planned – there's no way to attach the chimney to any of the walls without being able to see at least some of the undetailed back through a window or other hole, for example; and the (presumably) modular design means that the bumpy corners don't align without some trimming and filing. There's nothing that can't be fixed or improved with a little time and the right tools, but overall it's a bit of a near-miss for me. + + With that said, it's sturdy high-impact plastic, has better texture and a more realistic finish than an equivalent MDF or card building, and is comparably priced to MDF. For the price, I'm happy with it, but I'd hesitate to recommend it. +
Ork Megatrakk Scrapjet Conversion 40k
I had it in mind to make the body shell on this one a bit more rounded. I built the shell as normal but I added extra bracing in the corners...
I had this laser cut a few years ago and finally got around to building it. It was drawn from the of White Dwarf templates found in issue 13...
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