GorkaMorka: What Rebel Grot to convert next?!

More Rebel Grots to join Da Revolushun!

We just converted a Rebel Grot to follow the Red Gobbo we converted earlier this year. The process was fun and rewarding, improving a model we have loved for years. This led us to pull out all the other Rebel Grot models I could find, including a few grots and some of their vehicles at various stages of assembly. We wanted to share some photos and ask for input on which of the grots we should convert next!

Conversion Corner: Chaos Cultist

I will never die a silent death.

It has been quite some time since our last Conversion Corner post, which we started years ago to document relatively quick conversions, often focused on making better looking weapons. We have always liked to look at older metal models as a source for conversions, and when going through some models, I found I had a few of Paul Muller’s chaos cultists from the mid to late 90’s. Their conical headdresses and muscular form is quite iconic, but possibly largely forgotten so many years later (although I did see last year some were used for a lovely warband on Magpie and Old Lead). I decided one would be a great subject for a Conversion Corner!

GorkaMorka: Rebel Grot Conversion

The diminutive greenskins are spelling trouble...

Starting with the Red Gobbo, I began converting Rebel Grot models to build a mob for future games. When creating a mold for the Red Gobbo, I also made one for a classic Rebel Grot model holding two revolvers. Having made some copies of the model, I decided it was time to convert one of them, modifying their pistols to be of a more reasonable size!

Dragged into Turbolasers 133: Unboxing and discussing two 2026 Warhammer 40K models

Two models released in 2026.

Fate brought us together in the same location, so the three of us recorded a discussion about two models we purchased, an Aeldari Kharseth and Commissar Yarrick. We opened the models and passed the sprues around, talking about our impressions of the models.