WAAAGH! Aki HAS MOVED!

OK, I have finally moved my blog. The old Inquisitor Lord Aki blog has been officially changed to WAAAGH! Aki and can be found here:

 http://waaaghaki.blogspot.com/

There are 88 follower to the blog you are reading this post on. Let's see how many of you plastic-addicts make the move and register on my new kick-ass blog.

Here is it again in case you missed it the first time:

http://waaaghaki.blogspot.com/

And one more time...

http://waaaghaki.blogspot.com/

Make the move!

MERRY CHRISTMAS!!

Gog of Da Red Finga wishes everyone a Merry Christmas. WAAAGH!!!!

WAAAGH! Aki HAS MOVED!

OK, I have finally moved my blog. The old Inquisitor Lord Aki blog has been officially changed to WAAAGH! Aki and can be found here:

 http://waaaghaki.blogspot.com/

There are 88 follower to the blog you are reading this post on. Let's see how many of you plastic-addicts make the move and register on my new kick-ass blog.

Here is it again in case you missed it the first time:

http://waaaghaki.blogspot.com/

And one more time...

http://waaaghaki.blogspot.com/

Make the move!

Dumaz - Da MegaNob!

Meet Dumaz, a MegaNob for my Killzone list. He is otherwise known as the "Nob in a refrigerator". This is my first attempt at kitbashing a smaller model. But with enough bits, superglue, and sliced fingers, anyone can create anything Orky. 

And yes, he is compensating for something with the big twin-linked shoota. Da Red Finga doesn't just have shootas, we have BIG shootas!

Da Thumpa

So 'ere it finally is: Da Thumpa! My first battlewagon.

Meet Magog

This is my second biker warboss for Da Red Finga. The Ork, front tire, and rear treads are from the FW Wazdakka model. The bike itself is chopped up bitz of bitz (deffkopta engine, biker shootas, IG barrel, etc).

AoBR MEGANOB - WIP

Here is my Mega Nob conversion from an AoBR Nob. Basically you start out with a good plan, then totally ignore the plan and build as you go. Another method is to cover your AoBR Nob in glue and roll him around in your bitz box. 

And yes, the twin-linked shoota HAD to be that big!