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If u see this post a sword
Miniature of a skeletal "barrow guard" from the tabletop wargame Warhammer Age of Sigmar.
August 5, 2025 at 10:51 PM
cactus-pat.bsky.social
WAAAGH! Wednesday

You can neva have 'nuff warbikes I always say, and when I saw the treads from a myphitic blight hauler in my bits I knew exactly how to use them for a speedy one.

#warhammercommunity #warhammer40k #warhammerork #ork #orks #evilsunz #speedfreeks #wipwednesday
Ork model vehicle called a war biker from the tabletop war game Warhammer 40,000. The model is kit-bashed from various models across the Warhammer range. The model is viewed from the front as if it's turning towards the camera. The war bike looks a bit like a motorcycle but instead of wheels it has a two triangular shaped sets of motorized tracks. Mounted to the front tracks assembly is a pair of large caliber machine guns. On the side body of the motorcycle is an axe for melee combat. The motorcycle also has large oversized exhaust manifolds protruding from both sides. The exhaust manifolds are almost as large as the rider. The rider is a screaming ork wearing a few pieces of rudimentary metal armor with studded leather pants. They are also wearing a horned helmet. The model is unpainted with green and grey plastic on a sand-brown painted oval base. Behind the model is a poster for the mad max video game. The poster acts as an action backdrop with other vehicles and explosions behind the model. Ork model vehicle called a war biker from the tabletop war game Warhammer 40,000. The model is kit-bashed from various models across the Warhammer range. The model is viewed from the side. The war bike looks a bit like a motorcycle but instead of wheels it has a two triangular shaped sets of motorized tracks. Mounted to the front tracks assembly is a pair of large caliber machine guns. On the side body of the motorcycle is an axe for melee combat. The motorcycle also has large oversized exhaust manifolds protruding from both sides. The exhaust manifolds are almost as large as the rider. The rider is a screaming ork wearing a few pieces of rudimentary metal armor with studded leather pants. They are also wearing a horned helmet. The model is unpainted with green and grey plastic on a sand-brown painted oval base. Behind the model is a poster for the mad max video game. The poster acts as an action backdrop with other vehicles and explosions behind the model. Ork model vehicle called a war biker from the tabletop war game Warhammer 40,000. The model is kit-bashed from various models across the Warhammer range. The model is viewed from the back as if it's turning away from the camera. The war bike looks a bit like a motorcycle but instead of wheels it has a two triangular shaped sets of motorized tracks. Mounted to the front tracks assembly is a pair of large caliber machine guns. On the side body of the motorcycle is an axe for melee combat. The motorcycle also has large oversized exhaust manifolds protruding from both sides. The exhaust manifolds are almost as large as the rider. The rider is a screaming ork wearing a few pieces of rudimentary metal armor with studded leather pants. They are also wearing a horned helmet. The model is unpainted with green and grey plastic on a sand-brown painted oval base. Behind the model is a poster for the mad max video game. The poster acts as an action backdrop with other vehicles and explosions behind the model. Ork model vehicle called a war biker from the tabletop war game Warhammer 40,000. The model is kit-bashed from various models across the Warhammer range. The model is viewed from the right. The war bike looks a bit like a motorcycle but instead of wheels it has a two triangular shaped sets of motorized tracks. Mounted to the front tracks assembly is a pair of large caliber machine guns. On the side body of the motorcycle is an axe for melee combat. The motorcycle also has large oversized exhaust manifolds protruding from both sides. The exhaust manifolds are almost as large as the rider. The rider is a screaming ork wearing a few pieces of rudimentary metal armor with studded leather pants. They are also wearing a horned helmet. The model is unpainted with green and grey plastic on a sand-brown painted oval base. Behind the model is a poster for the mad max video game. The poster acts as an action backdrop with other vehicles and explosions behind the model.
March 6, 2025 at 6:09 AM
cactus-pat.bsky.social
Thank you!

It was super fun to build
Ork model vehicle called a Custom Boosta-Blasta from the tabletop war game Warhammer 40,000. This vehicle is not using the normal model but is instead kit-bashed from various models across the Warhammer range. The model is viewed from the left side. The vehicle is built from a salvaged human vehicle called a Tauros Venator, which is an armored weaponized off-road vehicle used by the Imperial military and police organizations such as the Palanite Enforcers. The front tires have been replaced with spiked wheels and an oversized engine installed. Various large exhausts extending from the engine, sides, and rear of the vehicle. A tusk like battering ram has been mounted at the front. It is painted to be dust covered with dark red paint and some areas of raw metal. The ork driver is pointing with one hand towards his left as he turns the wheel this direction. It appears that the engine blocks his sight forward so he must zigzag across the battlefield. At the back of the vehicle is the weapon turret. The original turret weapons have been replaced with a rivet firing cannon, which itself is salvaged from a blood angels space marine furioso dreadnought frag cannon. Leaning against the rivet cannon is an ork gunner at the crank driven firing control. The gunner is wearing sunglasses and headphones. Connected to the cannon is a large metal shield to protect the ork gunner. This shield is made from scrapmetal pieces and cut to look like a large ork skull with a glowing red eye used for targeting. The gunner not actually using the targeting system but standing up and leaning against the cannon to aim by eye. To the gunner's left is a grot, who is pointing in the same direction as the driver. The grot is wearing some of the armor and gear from the vehicle's former occupants. Behind the model is a poster for the mad max video game. The poster acts as an action backdrop with other vehicles and explosions behind the model. Ork model vehicle called a Custom Boosta-Blasta from the tabletop war game Warhammer 40,000. This vehicle is not using the normal model but is instead kit-bashed from various models across the Warhammer range. The model is viewed from behind. Ork model vehicle called a Custom Boosta-Blasta from the tabletop war game Warhammer 40,000. This vehicle is not using the normal model but is instead kit-bashed from various models across the Warhammer range. The model is viewed from the right side.
March 5, 2025 at 6:22 PM
cactus-pat.bsky.social
The only thing better than a HBK-4G is two HBK-4Gs
February 8, 2025 at 3:03 AM
cactus-pat.bsky.social
While it's pretty easy to argue that in 40k 'Every faction is bad' and 'there are no "good guys"' it can be a lot of fun being the clear cut Bad Guys for your friends to play against.

Side note: I recently got an Enforcer Tauros Venator for my orks to loot
Ork model vehicle called a Custom Boosta-Blasta from the tabletop war game Warhammer 40,000. This vehicle is not using the normal model but is instead kit-bashed from various models across the Warhammer range. The vehicle is built from a salvaged human vehicle called a Tauros Venator, which is an armored weaponized off-road vehicle used by the Imperial military and police organizations such as the Palanite Enforcers. The orks have replaced the front tires with spiked wheels added a large oversized engine, and various large exhausts extending from the engine, sides, and rear of the vehicle. They have also mounted a tusk like battering ram at the front of the vehicle. It is painted in a mad max style so it appears to be dust covered with dark red paint and some areas of raw metal. The ork driver is pointing with one hand towards the viewer as he turns the wheel this direction. It appears that the engine blocks his sight forward so he must zigzag across the battlefield. At the back of the vehicle is the weapon turret. The original turret weapons have been replaced with a rivet firing cannon, which itself is salvaged from a blood angels space marine furioso dreadnought frag cannon. Leaning against the rivet cannon is an ork gunner at the crank driven firing control. The gunner is wearing sunglasses and headphones. Connected to the cannon is a large metal shield to protect the ork gunner. This shield is made from scrapmetal pieces and cut to look like a large ork skull with a glowing red eye used for targeting. The gunner not actually using the targeting system but standing up and leaning against the cannon to aim by eye. Partially obscured by the skull shaped shield is a grot, who is pointing in the same direction as the driver. The grot is wearing some of the armor and gear from the vehicle's former occupants. Behind the model is a poster for the mad max video game. The poster acts as an action backdrop with other vehicles and explosions behind the model.
February 7, 2025 at 8:31 PM
cactus-pat.bsky.social
Happy Borfday!
A goblin from the ttrpg pathfinder, wearing a party hat. They have a large toothy grin as walk carrying a birthday present wrapped in blue and red.
January 28, 2025 at 6:14 PM
cactus-pat.bsky.social
My first warhammer army was a cavalcade of motorcycle hooligan Orks.

I had a great time building these Speed Freeks buggies and it feels good returning back to my orky roots.

#warhammer #warhammer40k #orks
Ork model vehicle called a Boomdakka Snazzwagon from the tabletop war game Warhammer 40,000. The vehicle appears to be built from scrap metal panels and pipes with spiked wheels and an large exhausts. It is painted in a mad max style so it appears to be dust covered with raw metal showing from beneath peeling dark red paint. From this angle the ork driver is obscured by the oversized engine at the front of the vehicle. A grot is handcuffed to the ram at the front of the vehicle. Another grot is hanging out the passenger window and is aiming a rudimentary pistol behind the vehicle. At the back of the vehicle is an ork standing at multi-barreled machine gun weapon turret. This turret is being haphazardly aimed with one hand as the ork is reeling back to throw a lit molotov cocktail with the other hand. Behind the model is a poster for the mad max video game. The poster acts as an action backdrop with other vehicles and explosions behind the model. Ork model vehicle called a Megatrakk Scrapjet from the tabletop war game Warhammer 40,000. The vehicle appears to be built from a salvaged jet aircraft with added wheels and tracks to move it across the ground. It is painted in a mad max style so it appears to be dust covered with dark red paint and panels of raw metal bolted across portions of the vehicle. On the top of the vehicle's nose is a yellow insignia of a winged ork skull. At the nose of the vehicle is the opening for the jet turbine. Large pieces of scrap metal have been welded and rivited around the opening and a large drill has been mounted onto the turbine. These features are intended to be used as a weaponized ram. Large caliber machine guns protrud from the body of the vehicle and small wings have rudimentary missiles mounted on them. One missile is modeled to be firing forward leaving behind a black smoke trail to where it was mounted. The pilot of the vehicle is an ork wearing a bomber jacket, bomber hat with goggles on top, and a long red scarf trailing behind him. Behind the model is a poster for the mad max video game. The poster acts as an action backdrop with other vehicles and explosions behind the model. Ork model vehicle called a Custom Boosta-Blasta from the tabletop war game Warhammer 40,000. This vehicle is not using the normal model but is instead kit-bashed from various models across the Warhammer range. The vehicle is built from a salvaged human vehicle called a Tauros Venator, which is an armored weaponized off-road vehicle used by the Imperial military and police organizations such as the Palanite Enforcers. The orks have replaced the front tires with spiked wheels added a large oversized engine, and various large exhausts extending from the engine, sides, and rear of the vehicle. They have also mounted a tusk like battering ram at the front of the vehicle. It is painted in a mad max style so it appears to be dust covered with dark red paint and some areas of raw metal. The ork driver is pointing with one hand towards the viewer as he turns the wheel this direction. It appears that the engine blocks his sight forward so he must zigzag across the battlefield. At the back of the vehicle is the weapon turret. The original turret weapons have been replaced with a rivet firing cannon, which itself is salvaged from a blood angels space marine furioso dreadnought frag cannon. Leaning against the rivet cannon is an ork gunner at the crank driven firing control. The gunner is wearing sunglasses and headphones. Connected to the cannon is a large metal shield to protect the ork gunner. This shield is made from scrapmetal pieces and cut to look like a large ork skull with a glowing red eye used for targeting. The gunner not actually using the targeting system but standing up and leaning against the cannon to aim by eye. Partially obscured by the skull shaped shield is a grot, who is pointing in the same direction as the driver. The grot is wearing some of the armor and gear from the vehicle's former occupants. Behind the model is a poster for the mad max video game. The poster acts as an action backdrop with other vehicles and explosions behind the model.
January 14, 2025 at 8:01 PM
cactus-pat.bsky.social
Greetings fellow goblins, ghouls, and gays; I hope y'all are hungry because I am serving 😈
November 26, 2023 at 3:51 AM