WIP: Halloween-themed Ork diorama

[defiantworkshop]

Next up, working on the orks. This was just a pause, moment in time. Most of them aren't complete, but thought I'd take a moment and document where I'm at. There are way too many to explain what I've done to each one, but those familiar can realize where I've chopped arms/hands/other limbs to reposition. I've also removed most of the weapons to create some trick or treat bags for them to be holding. I know some of you purists are going to cringe at having some of these wrong heads and other limbs, but remember the theme and the fact its supposed to be a little tongue in cheek. Sorry for the pic bomb, but here goes:

[40kGamer]

I am loving the trick or treaters!

[defiantworkshop]

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And apparently it won't let me post any more until there's another response! Wow, I really did pic-napalm this. Sorry folks!

[Tzeentch's Dark Agent]

This is shaping up to be pretty ace! Can't wait to see more.

[defiantworkshop]

OK, last little bit, then on to painting and priming:

[Darren Richardson]

This is shaping up to be a real Scream, parden the pun!

[40kGamer]

This is shaping up to be a real Scream, parden the pun!

You know you're on the right track with a project when it brings out the puns!

[defiantworkshop]

LOL, I have about 4 of the orks painted up and ready, just gotta snap some pics of them. I'm driving the wife crazy with my disorganization, and we're going to remodel my painting room, but only after I'm done with this project, so she's ready for me to wrap. Taking it one step at a time, but we joked about how the first Space Marine I painted was actually on an ork. :/

[defiantworkshop]

Just a quick few shots of some of the painted ones. Per my wife's always good advice, I'm working on just a select few at a time after pretty much staring and sulking at them trying to assembly line this insane group.

[40kGamer]

Looking good! Hobby spouses often offer solid advice... These guys are individual enough that assembly line painting would be a painful approach.