Umiez Burnerz Orks – Heavy Flamer Squad (5 Models)

The Umiez Burnerz Orks are a squad of five heavily built, greenskin pyromancer warriors armed with oversized heavy flamers, fuel tanks, and improvised incendiary gear. Each figure bursts with character, featuring bulging muscles, crude armour plating, gas masks, hoses, and backpack fuel canisters that make them instantly recognisable on the tabletop. These grimdark sci-fi brutes are sculpted to evoke raw, brutal energy and are ideal for any warband that needs a close-range fire support unit with serious presence.

This listing is for the physical resin miniatures. All five models arrive already printed, with supports removed and surfaces cleaned, ready for assembly and painting. The set comes in 18 parts across the five figures, giving you a range of poses and weapon configurations to build a dynamic squad. Models measure 32mm from feet to eyes, making them compatible with most popular grimdark wargaming systems.

The Umiez Burnerz Orks are cast in high-detail grey resin, capturing every rivet, wrapping, and mechanical tube the sculptor intended. Poses include a striding heavy with a shoulder-mounted cannon, a crouching burner with a flamer at the ready, and a triumphant brawler raising his weapon aloft. Each base is round-lipped and sized for standard infantry play.

Whether you are building a dedicated fire unit or adding flavour to a larger warband, these miniatures bring gritty, industrial warmth to any collection. The Umiez Burnerz Orks reward careful painting and will stand out on any battlefield or display shelf.

Follow these steps to bring your Umiez Burnerz Orks to life with a grimy, battle-worn finish that suits their pyromaniac nature.

1. Prime

• Use a grey or black spray primer for maximum detail retention on the resin surface.
• Ensure full coverage on recesses around hoses and armour joins before proceeding.

2. Armour Base

• Apply a mid-green base coat to all skin areas using a flat brush or airbrush.
• Paint armour plates in a dark brown or worn steel tone to suggest crude, salvaged gear.

3. Trim and Details

• Pick out fuel tanks and canisters in dirty orange or rust-red to tie them to the fire theme.
• Highlight gas mask lenses with a pale yellow or sickly green to suggest chemical contamination.

4. Weapons

• Basecoat all flamer barrels in gunmetal, then drybrush with silver to raise the edges.
• Add a faint orange glow effect around nozzle openings using thin glazes of orange and yellow.

5. Weathering

• Apply brown and black washes into all recesses to build depth and a grimy workshop feel.
• Stipple rust effects onto armour edges using a torn sponge and a mix of orange and dark brown.

6. Bases

• Texture paste in ash grey or scorched earth suits the incendiary theme well, finished with a matte varnish to protect fine detail.

This is an adult hobbyist collectible, not a toy. Not suitable for children under 14 years due to small, detailed parts.