Here are six of my currently eight boar boyz. What separates these six from the other two (well five of the really) is that they are 40K Orks.
Back at Varsity a fellow commissioned me to paint his 40K Orks. However after I had painted his biker squad he told me he could not afford to pay me and so left me with the remaining figures. Notably a squad of Ork Kommandos and whatever Ork boar riders were called in 40K. These kicked around in my bitz box for many years before I turned up at a local kinda gamesday and someone offered to by my boars (not the orks mind, just the boars). Later I managed to sell off the Ork Kommandos on Trademe (wish my infant son had pointed out then that he was interested in collecting Orks). Anyway another year or two down the track and I decided to collect Fantasy Orcs and Goblins. Going through my bitz box I came across these now boarless orks. Thinking that I could luddite them down with a knife and a file and that this would be far cheaper than purchasing new boar boyz I proceeded too order six boars from games workshop through my local store. When it came time to pay, imagine my surprise and joy at finding the boars cost only a little less than what they would have cost with their companion boyz. Mildly irritated I stubbornly continued with my plan and these are the results. Guns, ammo clips etc are all gone and I think they look pretty good, though a different style. Skinny arms versus quite muscle bound regular orcs. And yes one is actually a fantasy savage orc. I think when I recieved them initially he was going to be the 40K equivalent of a standard bearer, or at least that’s what Brett told me.
What can I say. there cool and unique.
There aterror on the table top… almost as much as the two chariots.
And you use them all the time in same way…
keep it up I like seeing predictable enemies 🙂