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The Ork settlement diorama. I took some close ups of the vehicle on the right, but they came out really badly.
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My customisation of the older Ork warbikes, improving the guns stuck on the sides by lowering and mounting on the bike frame.
Step 3: Slice after the first shell. We want to cut at an angle so that when we reassemble the pieces will wrap around, feeding the shells into the repositioned guns.
1967 Morris Minor 1000 Traveller.
Registered as a Mini Traveller. Has a current MoT test but last taxed in November 2014. Anglian Car Auctions -
"Extensively restored from 2006 with numerous invoices in the car's thick file of paperwork. Two pack paint in Smoke Grey. Ash frame work with solid oak base. rail. All new roof lining. Negative earth conversion with electronic ignition. Extra sound proofing including spare wheel well. Recently serviced including complete brake overhaul."
Sold for £6930 on an estimate of £7000 to £8000.
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This was fun: I was inspired and made it look like one half of the Nob's trousers were taken from some banner. It's these little touches that I like. I might even reference it in my Imperial Guard...
Ork Boss Snickrot sneaking up on an unsuspecting imperial guard, as painted by me and photographed by the excellent James Brophy