I took a break from Orks and worked on my Thunder Warriors project; the Star Hunters, Age of Strife-era White Scars. 

"Drive me close'a so I can hit 'em with me head!" I'm calling it quits on painting the new trukk for my boyz. This usually sprints downfield with nobz on board, then gets wrecked.

The new Balance Data Slate was released today for Warhammer 40k 9th edition and my beloved Dark Angels Deathwing list took a beating.  If you don't have the codex, the fourth bullet point was the rule that gave Inner Circle infantry units, like Deathwing Terminators, Transhuman Physiology. Basically, the key feature that most players loved about the list.  Rest in peace, Deathwing, we hardly knew ye. Also, what a crappy way to write that rule?! Why not simply include a sentence that says, Inner Circle models do not benefit from transhuman without use of a strategem? I know 10th edition is supposed to be cleaner and easier to understand, but this does not bode well. I'm not really a loyal Dark Angels player (see what I did there?) so I'll just shift back to playing one of my other Marines armies or orks. I've been day dreaming about a Thunder Warriors army again and dug out some bits to work on conversions. I'm loving the idea of a Age of Stryfe White Scars/Star Hunt

Who needs a krump'n? I just finished this Ork Nob for my Deathskulls mob.

Have you ever met an unhappy Ork player? I just finished repainting these three boyz and got them on the tabletop. I've been burned out on the 40k tournament scene, so I dug out my Deathskulls and got in some games with my usual gaming group, The Sunday Morning Fight Club. Man, Orks are so much fun to play!