Coolest model in the history of ever

Jericho

Consummate Brushlicker
<p>Your mileage may vary, but personally I think this sculpt is perfect. I'm thrilled to finally have this model. He's Nazgrub Wurrzag, ork scrap prospector. This fig from '97 has been one of if not my absolute favorite production model, and now I own one :)</p><p><img title="Nazgrub0001.jpg" height="458" alt="Nazgrub0001.jpg" src="http://blog.coolminiornot.com/image.php?id=51974699" width="500" border="1" /></p><p>At the moment he's chilling out on my drawing tablet, but once I figure out a scrapheap style base for him, I'll get to work painting the bugger. I plan on doing my best to emulate some of the absolutely amazing Ork skintones to come out of Games Day competitions lately. Should be fun, I've been dying to do a contest level Ork figure for a while now!</p>
 

skeeve

Member
Make sure you know which category you enter him... To my extreeme displeasure, I just realized that all 40mm orks will be large monsters... I am not sure who came up with the idea of putting 40mm Ork and 6 inch avatar into the same category...
 
G

Guest

Guest
Yes, definately a sweet mini. I managed to find one MIB on eBay over the summer. Now if I could only motivate myself to paint him...
 

Jericho

Consummate Brushlicker
40mm base = large monsters?! I'll be careful to read the fine details before I get to work on serious entries. I can get away with a 25mm base if I have to... but at the same time I wouldn't mind being able to enter something else in 40k Single.
 

Jericho

Consummate Brushlicker
The model is wildly overladen with gear, but I think that's half his charm :) I'll try to make it look like he's not gonna tip over, don't worry!
 
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