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Grot with Toolbox, a nice little model, not available much longer…
As well as the Ork Stormboyz Nob and Grot Oiler which I got at Warhammer World last month, I also got a Grot with Toolbox which is from the collectors range.
As you may now already GW are changing their mail order procedures and ranges which means that these older collectors’ models may no longer be available in the future.
Get them now while you can, this is one of my favourite models from that range.
Death Korps of Krieg Leman Russ during the Siege of Vraks.
From the Forgeworld display at GamesDay 2007. Notice the extra siege components added to the model.
As well as the Ork Stormboyz Nob which I got at Warhammer World last month, I also got the Grot Oiler which is a mail order direct only model as well.
Very nice little model which will eventually be found on one of my Ork vehicles or the new Ork Trukk which comes out in January.
Black Templars Land Speeders.
On display at Warhammer World.
Death Korps of Krieg Gorgon during the Siege of Vraks.
The Imperial Guard use the Gorgon for heavy assaults. It is designed for breaching fortified lines and entrenchments, literally smashing its way through opposing defences to unleash its cargo of troops into the heart of the enemy position.
Black Templars Typhoon Landspeeder.
On display at Warhammer World.
Land Speeders, Assault Marines and Bikes from the Black Templars Space Marine Chapter.
On display in the miniatures cabinet at Warhammer World.
Chaos Renegades during the Siege of Vraks.
The tank in the middle is a Leman Russ Vanquisher.
From the Forgeworld Siege of Vraks diorama at GamesDay 2007.
Imperial Guard Leman Russ with Modified Ryza Pattern Annihilator Turret moves forward across a trench system during the Siege of Vraks.
From the Forgeworld Siege of Vraks diorama at GamesDay 2007.
An Imperial Warhound Titan moves forward during the siege of Vraks.
From the Forgeworld Siege of Vraks diorama at GamesDay 2007.