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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- I documented my journey through rehabilitating a few eBay rescue lots. This army in this video is the same one that I put on parade here: • #ORKTOBER - My entire ...
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A fine house army, to be sure. Gork and/or Mork would be proud.
Awesome job! uniformity should be number one when dealing with armies, and man -- these look fantastic!
LOVED that application of creativity, and economy of time, and effort... Gratz, good sir.!.!.!.!
I bidded on this lot! hahaha Now I'm jealous!!
Only a true Ork player would go to the effort of wrapping up (at least most of) the army in properly green bubble wrap! Great looking results (though I'm trying to overlook the lack of proper go-fasta red vehicles) and I totally agree with you on the Rustoleum 2x primer -- I personally use a white or very light grey as I tend to use GW's contrast paints. This video has definitely given me the urge to drag out my Orky pile of shame and get to work on building up my army.
Seems like you should see more random race bits in an Ork Army. They take any scrap and apply it to their devices. So you could see an Terran Tauros with bits from Eldar and Necron vehicles hidden under lots and lots of DAKKA.
Happy Orktober! Awesome job! WAAAGAHHH
Awesome speed paint!!
Inspiring me to crack on with my orky pile of shame - thanks!
Castrol Super Clean is a little better of a stripper than Purple Power. It's a little pricier but I think it's worth it in the long run.
Some advice for the Purple Power or Super clean. It will work better and last longer if you use it in an airtight container instead of a mug. It won't lose its power as fast that way. Can strain it after use and it's ready for the next strip job.
+1 for 2x Rustoleum Grey! Incredible what you achieved in a week. Great job and great battle report as well.
Love the green! Incredibly similar to my ork army (I also use deathworld forest as a base coat). I feel like if there were orks in real life, their skin would be grim dark and muted.
Looks superb - nothing 'Screw it, that's good enough' about the result. Excellent judgement shown in the selection of painting methods - admirable results obtained at daunting speed. Experience and brains fully deployed there.
Well done, ultra-wrapping and bonus-including figure vendors. Hobby seems to be awash with that kind of super-decency.
Yes, this seller truly went above and beyond.
Those black trukkz look really cool.
Super cool; a hobby within a hobby. I really like some of those ideas you used too.
That’s quite a haul, should keep you busy for quite some time 😅
nice, love the tips Wyloch.
Brutally cunning!
That's making it Orky!
Wow you really got a great start. Way better option for stripping paint is (La’s totally awesome) concentrate no smell. Let soak for 2days and you’ll get spru clean with no brushing needed. Best part is it’s cheap and found at the dollar stores
Huh...I guess Testor's is pretty good protection then. I have always fallen back to Army Painter anti shine or Vallejo matte varnish but I work with cheap bendy miniatures made from stuff like PVC.
I'm with Wyloch on the Krylon grey primer. Actually, all their primers are fantastic. It's just like mini paints - you get what you pay for.
Awesome! I've been thinking of doing a house army for demos this is a great idea!
They look awesome man well done. 👏 it's cool to see someone else who uses 3ds max. Love that program 🙂
that was very informative and useful for my future painting endeavors!
Great video! Makes a great house army for sure. In regard to GW having the best models around, have you checked out many other manufacturers? Artel W Miniatures are AMAZING, as are the Infinity models from Corvus Belli. They both are head and shoulders above GW in my eyes. Many GW kits have a charm to them though, especially Orks and older models. Warhammer Fantasy had so many great ones. I love the old metal guardsmen models too.
I think I lost out on this bid, it looks like something I was bidding on and lost
Great way to reduce time with tips and tricks! Surely you used a green shirt to do this all faster, cause red stuff goes fast in the ork beliefs hahaha. Thanks for the guidance mate
Have you tried LA's Totally Awesome for stripping plastic? I find it works really well but of course I'd love a comparison because I've heard Purple Power is really good too
This is what I was going to say as well I'm curious to know if purple power works better than LA awesome
@@zenzin7725 I know that goobertown did a review on a couple different cleaners, but I don't recall the results
Awesome
I still endorse this .... venture>
Nice😀
Waaaaaaghhhhh
neat
Looks great ^^
Nice video. I have a question/favor to ask. I need to find a pair of the Ork biker boy arms to finish out a unit. Would you happen to have a pair in your extra bits pile?
Everything is an Ork bit if you try hard enough!
I really wanna know what words you searched to find a haul this big on ebay!
Silly humie, didn't use enuf red. Even Grots knowz to use RED for speed paintin'. Makes everyfin go FASTA!
Every bits are Ork bits
All hail the You Tube algorithm gods...
Niiice man
Love your approach here
Oh... I mean bro! You didn't drill out the barrels and take 8 hours to paint a single mini using 15 different colors! Do you even warhammer bro!
Anybody - what's the active constituent(s) of Purple Power? (No PP here in the UK - educate me.)
anything is an ORK bit
All bits are ork bits.
Was the khaki primer flat or satin?
I think satin, the wash kinda slid around it a lot.
...gonna send you some gloves, I swear...
It would not be one of your videos if you don't say "Graphics Medium Chipboard" out loud.