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Adepticon 2014 Here We Come!

So, I need to bang this out relatively quickly.  So much time and so little to do. Wait a minute. Strike that. Reverse it. Thank you.



I think I'll just let the pictures speak for themselves.  If I don't update during Adepticon, I'll have a huge post for you next Tuesday.











And here's my GT list.... wish me luck!


1850 Pts - Orks Roster - WAAGH! Drillteef - Adepticon 2014

WAAGH! Drillteef Presents: TUSKA!


1 Mad Doc Drillteef, D.D.S., 160 pts (Warlord)
1 Nobz, 435 pts (Cybork Body; Stikkbombs)
   1 Nobz (Cybork Body; Stikkbombs; Power Klaw)
   1 Nobz (Bosspole; Cybork Body; Stikkbombs; Waaagh! Banner; Power Klaw)
   8 Nobz (Cybork Body; Stikkbombs)
   1 The Electrork Mayhem (Red Paint Job; Reinforced Ram; Big Shoota x1)

18 Boyz, 134 pts (Shootas)
   1 Boyz Nob (Bosspole; Big Shoota)

1 The Orktimus Prime, 110 pts (Red Paint Job; Reinforced Ram; Kannon)

18 Yellow Shoota Boyz, 134 pts (Shootas)
   1 Boyz Nob (Bosspole; Big Shoota)

1 The Fat Pig, 115 pts (Red Paint Job; Reinforced Ram; Stikkbomb Chukka; Big Shoota x2)

8 Da Vulcha Boyz, 181 pts
   1 Shazzo Blitzklaws

1 Skyshield Landing Pad, 75 pts (Landing Pad Configuration)

1 Big Mek, 108 pts (Ammo Runt; Bosspole; Shokk Attack Gun; Cybork Body)

3 Big Gunz, 108 pts (Zzap Gun; Additional Gun Krew; Ammo Runt x3)
   9 Gretchin

7 Lootas, 105 pts

7 Lootas, 105 pts

10 Gretchin, 40 pts
   1 Runtherd

10 Gretchin, 40 pts
   1 Runtherd

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