Squiggoth in action from a recent game…
With Orks with Burnaz on board it was a force to be reckoned with.
Even though the rules (as is) don’t allow Burnaboyz on board, it makes for an effective CityFight unit.
Category: warhammer 40k
Orks and Grots Advance
Orks and Grots advance, they were suppose to be defending…
This picture was taken from a recent game.
The Orks were defending the ruins of a city facing an onslaught of Imperial Guard.
Salamander Command Vehicle
This is a Forgeworld Salamander that my gaming opponent has made.
He said it was a good kit, though some of the resin was rather “plastic-like”.
It is a well detailed kit.
Wartrakk
A rear shot of my Ork Wartrakk…
I am a fan of the Ork Wartrakk model.
It has a certain charm that I like.
The key with additional models will be to avoid conformity as no Ork vehicle should be like another.
Deth Kopta takes out an Imperial Sentinel
Imperial Guard Armoured Column
An Imperial Guard Armoured Column traverses through a ruined Imperial city…
Imperial Guard Medusa
Forgeworld conversion kit…
Here is a picture of a Simon’s Medusa.
Sisters of Battle Exorcist
When I was at Bristol Conflict, one of the nice things is the fact you can buy stuff which has not been released yet. One item caught my eye, which was the Sisters of Battle Exorcist.
Though I prefer the Forgeworld version, which looks more militaristic, the GW version has a certain charm and you certainly get a lot in the box.
The side panels are particularly nice and well sculptured.
Fighting Withdrawal
New Warhammer 40K battle report added to website…
This was an interesting game. Simon had just finished his 40K scale Forgeworld Valkyrie and wanted to use it in a game. Knowing his “luck” I expected that the Valkyrie would fly in and one of my grots would take a shot and shoot it down… at which point Simon would be slightly annoyed!
Therefore I created this scenario which has forty Imperial Guard, with Heavy Weapons, a Tarantula Sentry Gun but no tanks. They would be dug into one end of the table and their objective was to get at least twenty troops off the table.
They would be taken off table by a flight of Valkyries that would fly in, strafe the Orks before landing, allowing the Imperial Guard to embark and fly off.
My Orks job to stop all this!
See the report.
Warhammer 40000 Annual
Well I needed the Feral Ork rules…
Anyone who checks out my workbench, will realise that I am making up some Feral Orks.
However the main rules, Codex Orks do not contain the rules, originally published in White Dwarf, the Feral Ork rules (now revised) have been published in the Warhammer 40K Annual 2004.
It is nicely put together, but is as you expect it’s just a re-print of the WD articles, but they have been revised…