Oct 11, 2025
Ork glyphs, from Waaargh the Orks, a Rogue Trader supplement by Nigel Stillmann & Bryan Ansell, Games Workshop, 1990
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Ork glyphs, from Waaargh the Orks, a Rogue Trader supplement by Nigel Stillmann & Bryan Ansell, Games Workshop, 1990
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Orctober done! I aimed at matching my black orc from last year and I am very pleased. Sculpting the eyes bigger was a good idea too. This is probably my best painted model of the year so I'll be entering it in MPO Online. There are a few things I'd like to change before submitting:
1. The blade of the axe. It was supposed to suggest a ground reflection but it's not really working.
2. The chest light is too strong. That's what I get for attaching the head as the last step.
3. The chain mail kinda sucks, especially on the back where there is so much of it. Does anyone have any tips or examples of painting NMM on chainmail sculpted in this style?
I can't find the author of the mini, it just popped up on my pinterest. If you do find him, pls let me know so I can credit like a normal human being. Awesome mini :-0 Again: this is not my mini. I wish! Maybe I should paint an ork or two... Also, happy new year =) Hope you're all well!
Ork Killa Kan!
modeled in blender based on the old metal kan
BEHOLD!
The Boatlewagon!
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My piece for Orktober. Busted out a model from the Bloodbowl starter box, they're all such fun sculpts
POV Da Ork Groop Chat
This year's Orktober slate is a treat and really, really old.
Orc Girls on Roller Skates and a couple of '97 Shoota Boys. There's also a Gorkamorka-era Truck, not pictured.
Orc Girls on Roller Skates with Uzis was a set made by Dark Horse Miniatures back in 1985. These and several others tied into an RPG called "Excursion into the Bizarre," which I have zero experience with. Dark Horse is mostly remembered for producing the first-ever licensed product for Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles in 1984. By 1987, Dark Horse was sold to Goldring which also promptly went out of business.