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Revision as of 07:29, 7 October 2024

Gallery of Ork miniatures produced by Games Workshop and Forge World

  • the [FW] tag indicates a ForgeWorld resin miniature.

10th Edition (2023-)

2024

2023

9th Edition (2020-2023)

2023

2022

2021 - Codex: Orks (9th Edition)

2020

8th Edition (2017-2020)

2020 - Psychic Awakening: Saga of the Beast

2019

2018 - Codex: Orks (8th Edition)

7th edition (2014-2017)

2016

2014 - Codex: Orks (7th Edition)

5th Edition (2008-2012)

2012

2010

2010 - Imperial Armour Volume Eight - Raid on Kastorel-Novem

2009

2008 - September - Warhammer 40,000: Assault on Black Reach

4th Edition (2004-2008)

2008 - January - Codex: Orks (4th Edition)

2007

2006

2005

3rd Edition (1998-2004)

2004 - Imperial Armour Update 2004

2002 - Imperial Armour Update

2001 - Imperial Armour II - Ork, Eldar and Dark Eldar Vehicles for Warhammer 40,000

2000 - Codex: Armageddon (3rd Edition)

1999 - Codex: Orks (3rd Edition)

2nd Edition (1994-1998)

1997-1998 - Gorkamorka

1995-1997[16]

1994 - Codex: Orks (2nd Edition)

Rogue Trader (1987-1993)

1992

1991

1990

1989

1988

1987

Pre Rogue Trader (1986-1987)

[note1]

1987

1986

Notes

  • note1 : Some models were released before the actual release of Rogue Trader but should probably be counted as part of the 40k Ork range or were later sold within it.
  • note2 : Spotter without helmet seems to exist as a model but has so far not been sourced in an official publication.
  • note3 : Model reuses parts of the Megabot model and another model released for Squats but has so far not been sourced in an official publication.
  • note4 : Only a drawing of a model in the Marauder/Citadel collaboration range that could belong to 40k.
  • note5 : first modular completely plastic boys kit
  • note6 : Space Crusade: There were 8 Orks, 2 of each design and There were 14 Gretchin, 2 of each design plus 2 extra, included in the box.
  • note7 : Not seen before the 1998 Citadel Miniatures Annual catalogue, but model number and style suggests was part of this release of Freebooterz.
  • note8 : A second similar Storm Boy exists as a model but is not depicted in any catalogue or magazine.
  • note9 : Exists as a model but is only depicted as drawing in White Dwarf and the Freebooterz codex.
  • note10 : Part of the Marauder/Citadel collaboration.
  • note11 : An eighth Squig appears in the 1993 North American Citadel Miniatures Catalog Warhammer 40,000 B page 28.
  • note12 : Squigs displayed in the Tyranid portion of the 1992 catalogue but probably released earlier.

Sources

Pre Rogue Trader

  • 0a : 1986 Summer Sale 2 Flyer, August 1986
  • 0b : 1987 March Flyer, March 1987
  • 0c : 1987 Summer Flyer, May 1987
  • 0d : 1987 Machineries of Destruction Flyer, November 1987 (first source for helmetless variants)
  • 0e : 1988 Rogue Trader Flyer 2, March 1988 (first source for Spotter, probably released earlier)
  • 0f : White Dwarf 91 (UK), July 1987

1st Edition

2nd Edition

Gorkamorka

3rd Edition

4th edition

5th edition

7th Edition

8th edition

9th edition

10th edition