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Orks Warbiker

40k orks warbiker



My Deathskulls army usually traveled on foot, but I've finally added some Warbikes too my mob.


I think I've discovered a recipe for Ork skin that I love. It's Vallejo Russian Uniform, Ammo Moss Green, and Vallejo Golden Olive. Despite being from different paint lines, they blend so naturally together. I also started shading with Skeleton Hoard from Citadel Contrast and Citadel's purple ink (whatever stupid name they call it...) The purple shade make green skin seem more lifelike, like how veins look blue on fair skin tones.

I've felt like I'm in the zone on the past few models I've painted and I'm making leaps in the quality of my work. I just want to keep painting! 


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