This is one of the metal Epic Great Ork Gargants.
I got this when Space Marine came out in 1989, but only really got it on the gaming table with Epic 40000. I know most Epic players don’t like Epic 40000, but it is my personal favourite of all the Epic games produced by Games Workshop.
Paint disaster aside, I spent some time painting a little bit more of my Ork Stompa.
Here are the feet.
The main problem with the paint was twofold. The first problem was with my Citadel foundation paints they were quite old and had dried out. Second problem was with my Citadel washes, which had gone weird and no amount of mixing could sort them out.
Ork Bommer on display at Warhammer World.
I do like the look of this plastic kit, however it is still on my wish list. I’ve not gone out and bought one yet. I also think that a price of £27.50 is quite reasonable… well reasonable from a Games Workshop point of view.
I have started to paint the bodywork of my Ork Stompa.
I am going for a predominantly red colour scheme, but I am using various shades of red and some brown for the effect. I am aiming to have something in the end which will be similar to the GW paintjob as I showed in my previous blog post.
See the workbench feature on the Ork Stompa.
The weapons of my Ork Stompa were undercoated black and then drybrushed with Boltgun Metal and then drybrushed again with Mithril Silver.
I will pick out a few details using a variety of red coloured paints.
I am then going to give the parts a wash with black and brown inks.
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