Tuesday, 8 March 2011

Bodging Games Workshop WH40K Ork Trukks for 28mm Pig Iron Ferals.

.....or how Valentines Day kept giving.

You may remember how I got a Games Workshop WH40K Strormraven Gunship as a present for valentines day but a couple of days later I got another one as an illness present from a very good friend (Bell's Palsy has some benefits:D) but I didn't want 2 gunships so I brought back mine to the shop (with SWMBO permission) and they gave me these 2 Ork Trukk models for the same price (£20.50 each, good grief I thought) but they are excellent little kits with loads of potential for bodging (angry scratchbuilding) and I posted some pics for scale and size comparisons with 28mm Pig Iron feral miniatures if you ever thought of being this weird, they are great kits and as I said you don't have to follow all the instructions in the box.

28mm Pig Iron Feral Miniatures for scale comparison.

Some of the extra pieces are from WH40K Ork Dreadnought pieces I had left over, plasticard, WH40K Valkyrie pieces, an old crow piece and 1/48 scale WW2 sandbags (probably a bit big but it's called bodging). 






What they look like on the box or after follwimg the exact instructions.

39 comments:

  1. Did you know... there is a very fine line between hobby and mental illness.

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  2. @A Daft Scots Lass: Thanks for that:D

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  3. @ A Daft Scots Lass - We all live with that idea every day.

    Ork trukks are definitely expensive, especially in relation to the points value in the game. I hope no Ork player ever builds them according to the instructions though - that'd be wrong..! I love the sandbags too. With the scale of the miniatures these are absolute monsters. Really scary machines.

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  4. Good bodging! The saw arm is a great idea.

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  5. Ork vehicles just lend themselves to bodging so well. I'm looking forward to seeing these painted.

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  6. Freaking brilliant! They work well in this setting!

    Now..paint them! The stalkers demand it! Oh wait...we the happy followers ask you of this...

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  7. Thats some impressive vehicles there :D
    Looking forward for finish product =)

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  8. I thought 'Bodging' was a criminal offence? Maybe I'me getting my words mixed up. Anyway, nice models. Look forward to seeing these painted to your usual high standard.

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  9. Nice work on those sandbags, they look excellent on the trukks!

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  10. @BigLee: Rhymes with fogging maybe?

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  11. Love the pictures. What is SWMBO? I can't crack it.

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  12. damn those tractor trucks look very industrious. looks awesome. how much those go for?

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  13. @The Happy Whisk: She who must be obeyed.

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  14. Fabulous. Now I feel even lazier because I have yet to even lift a brush in over a week now. Sigh.

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  15. Those are very cool. Fit in perfectly with the Ferals and would work well for Post-Apocalypse, too.

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  16. Ohhhhhhh. See, I didn't know. Now I do. Thank you very much. I'm learning so much from blogging.

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  17. the picture on the box looks awesome!!! i hope you make it look like that or even better!

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  18. Bodging rhymes with fogging!!?? Anyway...according to Harold Budwinson (728-797AD) both acts...especially involving revolving blades are punishable...so those great looking vehicles will get you a small fine at the very least.
    Cheers
    paul

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  19. Who follows instructions?? That picture on the box does look pretty good, though.

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  20. Nice work there... I like the Ferals too! The Builders of the Happy Future will employ these more than adequately I'm sure. :-D

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  21. those are so awesome! i miss that game so much

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  22. @ Angry & Paul's Bods - Logging? Jogging? Mrs Goggins?

    @ Whisk - Don't tell the hubby!

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  23. It might take a while to do the paint job for such huge trucks?

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  24. Wow this are some awesome trucks! Can't wait to see them painted ;-)

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  25. i loved 40k until they go rid of the squats and my whole army became redundant lol

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  26. wow this looks like it will wreck through anything :D

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  27. Im just amazed with the level of details.

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  28. Always like the look of the Ork vehicles in 40K... lokking forward to seeing these finished!

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