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My very old boyz. I painted them again and now they looks good. 10 Ork boyz with shootas. painted with GW-paints. WAAAGH!!!
Da ork Speeda is a fast, armored and lethal nasty harasser. Easy to fly and easy to crash too.
Made for the 3rd annual Lego Speeder Bikes Contest
Stagecoach East London 17897 LX03 ORK loads up in Ilford Hill, Ilford on the 169. Thursday 25th April 2013. DSCN23810.
TransBus Trident - TransBus ALX400 10.5m.
August 2017: Withdrawn and returned to Lombard Leasing who sold it on in January 2018 to Travel de Courcey of Coventry, West Midlands as their 831.
February 2021: To Gateshead Central / L&B Travel of Blaydon-on-Tyne, Tyne & Wear as their 412.
July 2022: To Carter, Kelloe, County Durham for use as a static store shed.
Photo (c) GJW 2013.
Friday, 02 October 2015
CityJet Avro EI-RJT on finals at ORK with the 1415 WX315 from LCY.
© Finbarr O'Neill
Clearly these are heavily influenced by famous Jerac's Shoota Boyz. This is just the first frame (there will be more!), I'm really happy with it. Very poseable and very customizable. Might be too small though. Are those average Boyz smaller than average Space Marines?
Ork Dakkajet all painted up for my Ork Killa Skullz (Bad Moonz varient). I used my usual method of priming the model black and drying brushing the whole piece Boltgun Metal. I then layered on a nice coat of foundation of yellow. After that is all about the layers of yellow to build up the coverage nicely. Then wash it brown to age it. Follow up with a thick yellow highlight and you are 75% done. Then its on to metal detailing and my favorite, checkered patterns and flames!
This was a very fun model to assembly and paint. I will be testing it out this Sunday!
Ork Mek Gun with Smasha Gun - Warhammer 40K
I still have 6 Orks to paint and I also want to build a base from scratch to make a little diorama.
You can see more photos and the previous WIP on my blog.
Thursday, 04 September 2014
Are Lingus Regional (operated by Stobart Air) ATR 72-600 EI-FAV landing at Cork International Airport ORK with EI3867 from Newcastle.
© Finbarr O'Neill
1972 Triumph Stag.
Last taxed in October 1993.
Fitted with a Rover 3500cc V8 engine.
DVLA have the colour as green.
Anglia Car Auctions, King's Lynn -
"Seven owners from new, the previous registered since 1993. Fitted with 3.5 Rover engine and stainless steel exhaust. Recently recommissioned after several years of being unused and stored. An invoice for £7,160 for new mohair hood and new parts is included in the file along with a copy older V5 and a few recent invoices. Chassis number LD124068W.
MoT October 2018
Recorded mileage 63,473
Estimate: £5,500 - 7,500
Result: £4,305."