I have been attending to my Orks as of late and
everything in this post is newly finished.
My Orks needed a base of sorts so out came the
bits box, plasticard and some filler. I blatantly
borrowed an idea of using a CD case holder as a
starting point from http://www.ifelix.co.uk. I then
added a walkway to another ground based fort.
I added some fun detail with a dead Blood Angel
minus his arms and a foot tied up in wire to
the outside as a sort of Ork welcome mat.
A few Ork glyphs made from plasticard
were stuck on.
An access hatch was added for the Gretchin.
A nice bloody access point was also added at
ground level.
I also painted up some more Orks and Gretchin
and made a free standing Ork Glyph to warn off
anybody in the near by area.
Oh and one last thing I added a Kromlech
cannon nicely covered in rust and slightly
kit bashed.
Also forgot to mention that the walkway/bridge
comes straight off so it makes storage nice
and easy.
The model warrior 
Beautiful terrain piece. As good if not better than anything you could buy. I really like the details as they bring the makeshift fortification to life. Reminds me a bit of Mad Max :). You need a Tina Turner Orc.
I could do with somebody,s Goff Rokkerz.
By Gork”s (or Mork”s) green buttocks, that is some fine looking ork architeckture!
Why thank you. I think it needs the odd pile of skulls here and there to finish it off:)
What did you do for the blood, Blood for the Blood God?
Tamiya x-27 clear red, works a treat.
Just Awesome! Me likey :0)
Thanks. I think Orks are great to work on as you can get away with adding and making anything. There is only one rule when it comes to Ork scratch building…”there are no rules”.