Call me a Dork....

But how else do you think I know how to draw orks?

I scanned in a model, and cleaned it up a bit.
Just an old school model, like about 6 years old, they remoulded these old models for a "re-release".

I got one, monopose though, I cut off the sword and put in a hammer, then proceeded to paint it. (not for warhammer 40k)

http://img364.imageshack.us/img364/1817/scan00033qz.jpg

Will proceed to scan more, but meh. If your interested post or something.

this is cool maaaaaaaan

You're a dork!

Okay... that is pretty cool, and explains why you draw them the way you do.

I've never really like the older models. They look odd .

I still have a lot of my warhammer (I'm to lazy to get rid of them). But they're not really that well painted.

No. not a dork.
Umm.... It kinda looks like the incredible hulk?
But cool, very cool. I like the axe.

It's not bad.

You're not a dork since I paint them all the time. Do you want me to post any of mine up?

Anyway, it seems like the green needs another layer of highlight since it looks pretty dull at the moment. I'm not much of a fan of the really shiny silver either, I prefer the matt metal approach. Also, if you can, put a pupil in his eye! Please...it would make the model look so much more complete.

Otherwise it looks pretty much a good tabletop standard. By the way, where did you get the hammer? Is it an Empire one from the Knight set? It looks familiar anyway.

And it would be good if you posted more, I'd be very interested.

I think geek is the better word. Please don't take that the wrong way. To me, being a geek is a good thing.

Firestarter wrote:It's not bad.

You're not a dork since I paint them all the time. Do you want me to post any of mine up?

Anyway, it seems like the green needs another layer of highlight since it looks pretty dull at the moment. I'm not much of a fan of the really shiny silver either, I prefer the matt metal approach. Also, if you can, put a pupil in his eye! Please...it would make the model look so much more complete.

Otherwise it looks pretty much a good tabletop standard. By the way, where did you get the hammer? Is it an Empire one from the Knight set? It looks familiar anyway.

And it would be good if you posted more, I'd be very interested.

This model is like the freaken size of a Modern Fantasy Goblin. Plus I dont have a brush that small to add the pupil to his friggen eyes.

It was a chaos warrior's hammer, thus the arrow sign. Though I dont understand why the arrow is a symbol of chaos, as its in fantasy and 40k.