Back with more orks, this time with a distinct lack of yellow! Indeed these are not Bad Moons, but Goffs, the meanest and most serious of all Orks. I do enjoy that the 40k game system lets you include detachments from varying clans, this lets you mash together different parts of ork society into a single army. In the background ork clans often join up when there’s a big enough fight to get them all interested (presumably that’s a really easy condition to satisfy!).

The best snagga boyz are big brutes that love getting stuck in to the enemy at close range and for that reason they make a lot of sense as Goffs to me. These are brand new models to the range, and they’re quite a bit more detailed than the old plastics as tends to be the case. This has a double edged effect: on the one hand there are a lot of fun details to paint, on the other they took a bit longer than regular boyz to paint which is somewhat a negative when trying to get an army done!

I painted these much like the rest of the army, the exception being that there are no yellow metal plates, instead goffs adorn themselves with black painted armour, with patterns painted in white (checkered for the most part) and red.

The checkers were a little bit tedious to get clean, but a couple of passes seemed to do the trick. The other feature these models have that regular boyz do not is the animal pelts that cover their backs. I kept to the goff palette here and painted them red for the most part, with a reddish brown instead for the furs (I decided I didn’t want red fur).
Overall very fun to paint, it’s been nice to branch out into painting other clans!
Ooooh, very nice! 🙂 I like the overall colour scheme!
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Thanks John!
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These look great as John says and you should have a diverse looking Ork army when done. I think Orks can pull that off about as well as any faction in 40k so I’m excited to see it!
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Thanks! Yes orks do have the amalgamation of various parts look down pat!
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