Morkanaut from a Rhino Conversion

So I love the rules for the new Morkanaut/Gorkanaut. But I'm also very cheap, and building things out of scrap metal fits my Deffskull army really well.

So to that end, I got a rhino hull (no hatches, no tracks, just cheap) and thought it would be funny to see a half-dozen boyz hop out of the top hatch.

The hardest part for me was building a big Klaw of Mork (or possibly Gork)

Ork Totem

A little ork totem for this year's upcoming Big Game. It comes from the Fantasy Starter set Battle for Skull Pass. I've used it a few times as a 7E games' objective marker. Since I have several projects still unassembled, I figure I should use something I've already completed for my army's deployment totem.
Couldn't you just imagine dozens of growling greenskins shouldering their way through this thing? Probably squabbling about who goes first. Then two of 'em would get stuck if it weren't for the ovver guys pushin from behind!

HAPPY ORK DANCE!

Subway to the Danger Zone

So I took it upon myself to take a number of photos of this year's D-Company Big Game. There is a big trend towards my own teammate's and direct opponent's miniatures, of course. However, during one or two of the lulls between turns I tried to wander down the rest of the nine (9!) tables and find some interesting models and epic confrontations.

I deployed almost my entire collection. The only thing that didn't see combat was a pair of lobbas.

Mark's force.

His aquatic conversions, like much of his ork army, were hilarious.

Chuck has a lot of tanks.

I think Dale could have done nothing but superheavies and Apoc formations, including TWO Green Tide units. Yes, that is over 200 basic Ork Boyz.

According to the latest reports, the dreaded Warboss Orkamungus has landed on the planet Verigon. This abandoned mining world has been depleted of most resources -- at least those the Empire had any use for. But Mungus' meks have convinced him to delay moving deeper into the system in order to resupply. Big Mek Sootmouf in particular has designs that need to get out of his head and onto some kind of prometheum-fueled dreadfulness. Verigon has just the stuff an ork can use.

Pedro Cantor has heard these reports and brought a contingent of his most loyal veterans to wipe this threat from the planet. The planet itself is of no importance, but the hope is to blunt this Waaagh! before it can threaten the rest of the system. He also has a few new toys straight from the Adepti on Mars that are just itching to wreck some aliens.

The orkish monstrosities rumble into the clearing.