Goldflash
Civ III Modder, Civ VII Player
Oh yeah. That thing. Sure. I have a few units to add to that, as well.
9/9/04 - Four Ork Footers
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Chieftain
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...Why is everyone here familiar with Warhammer and 40K?... I didn't know there were that many other people who played everyone's favorite obscure tabletop game... 
Could these be modified to make some Warhammer fantasy orcs (as opposed to the 40K orks)?
and of couse
WAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!
[dance] 
Could these be modified to make some Warhammer fantasy orcs (as opposed to the 40K orks)?
and of couse
WAAAAAAAAAAGH!!!
[dance]
Goldflash
Civ III Modder, Civ VII Player
There already are Fantasy orks.... And 40K is not Obscure. Not Hardly.
DJ Bonebraker
a.k.a Laura
TGA, once again I'd like to thank you for theese units. I've actually managed to find a use for them outside of WH40K: I'm using your Ork Shoota as the Goblin Alchemist (top of the goblin line) in my FF mod. The other goblin units I'm using are Embryodead's that he made for the WH fantasy mod, ironically enough. 
I'd hardly call it obscure. Every single RPG shop I've ever been to around the world sells figures for WH fantasy and WH40K. I'm not lying about this, since I've been to gaming shops in Japan, Australlia, Singapore, and Bahrain, not to mention about 10 or so states in the US. One of my friends tried to convince me to start a WH40K collection, but my two biggest issues are (1) how much those dang figurines cost, and (2) living on a ship I have less than 2 cubic meters of storage space, most of which is taken up by uniforms, leaving no room for the hundreds of WH40K figures I'd need to play (not to mention that hardly anyone on my current ship plays).
I'd hardly call it obscure. Every single RPG shop I've ever been to around the world sells figures for WH fantasy and WH40K. I'm not lying about this, since I've been to gaming shops in Japan, Australlia, Singapore, and Bahrain, not to mention about 10 or so states in the US. One of my friends tried to convince me to start a WH40K collection, but my two biggest issues are (1) how much those dang figurines cost, and (2) living on a ship I have less than 2 cubic meters of storage space, most of which is taken up by uniforms, leaving no room for the hundreds of WH40K figures I'd need to play (not to mention that hardly anyone on my current ship plays).
tjedge1
Writer of writerly things
Although they don't quite fit in Mystara, I plan to use 1 of these for my mod. They might not be such a bad fit, and certainly better than what I had. 
EDIT: oops,got so excited finding these I forgot they were on page 3. Sorry for the unneeded bump.
EDIT: oops,got so excited finding these I forgot they were on page 3. Sorry for the unneeded bump.
muffins
Lemon scented
Spelling Police said:...Why is everyone here familiar with Warhammer and 40K?... I didn't know there were that many other people who played everyone's favorite obscure tabletop game...
Here in Blighty, Warhammer 40k is THE tabletop game. There's a Games Workshop store in every town and terms like 'mech' and 'gundam' are almost unknown.
Sword_Of_Geddon
Arbiter of the Sword
The horror....
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