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Photorealistic. A squat Ork Mekboy hunched over a smoking engine core, his stained leather apron caked in grease and grime, goggles fused with soot. His mechanical arm is locked in place with hydraulic pistons and half-burnt wires, the digits curled around a sparking tool. The workshop around him is chaos: tool racks made of scrap metal, ammo crates turned into workbenches, and flickering light cast by exposed wiring overhead. Jagged glyphs are scratched into the walls with sharp implements. The Mek’s expression is wide-eyed and twitching with glee, long teeth glinting in the dim light as he cackles mid-repair. An unfinished weapon rests nearby, its shape grotesque—rusted barrels, thick cables, and spinning gear mechanisms bolted together at ugly angles. On the ground, oily rags and busted machine parts form a chaotic pile. The Mekboy’s posture is hunched but tense, full of jittery energy, like he might leap at his own invention at any moment.