It's Orktober so of course today is full of space orcs!


The idea behind these guys was to give them an industrial theme. The shirts were done as cut off white T shirts.  The pants and straps are jean overalls and the bases were done with texture plating.
Games Workshop Warhammer 40k Ork Boyz



Agrax earth shade was used to dirty them all up and Ryza rust added to the metal parts for that rusty look.  Simple techniques for a good looking orc worker mob!


Now its time to pack up as tonight I'm heading to Michigan for the 40k team tournament this Friday.
More on that later..

Happy Painting!

-Brendan

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