Bits-box Deff Dread for Warhammer 40k Space Orks

2011-06-12 Khaiell

With a few pieces from a broken hair dryer an a transistor radio I made this Ork Dread to replace the infamous cardboard piece in the 2nd edition of Warhammer 40k

Scratch-build Space Ork killa-kan

See the pictures as separate pages: Scratch-build Space Ork killa-kan A mob of OOP space orks

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