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Image:Bigmekbosspole.jpg|[[Big Mek]]{{Fn|4d}} | Image:Bigmekbosspole.jpg|[[Big Mek]]{{Fn|4d}} | ||
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FW Battlewagon 2001.jpeg|[[Battlewagon]] [FW]{{Fn|3g}} | FW Battlewagon 2001.jpeg|[[Battlewagon]] [FW]{{Fn|3g}} | ||
Image:GrotBombLauncha.jpg|[[Grot Bomb Launcha]] [FW]{{Fn|3g}} | Image:GrotBombLauncha.jpg|[[Grot Bomb Launcha]] [FW]{{Fn|3g}} | ||
| − | Image:Ork bommer.jpg|[[Fighta-Bommer] | + | Image:Ork bommer.jpg|[[Fighta-Bommer]]{{Fn|3g}}/Fighta{{Fn|4f}}/Atttak Fighta{{Fn|5k}} [FW] |
| − | Image:Bommer.jpg|[[Heavy Bommer] | + | Image:Bommer.jpg|[[Heavy Bommer|Bommer]]{{Fn|3g}}/Fighta-Bommer{{Fn|4f}} [FW] |
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==2000== | ==2000== | ||
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* {{Endn|3g}}: [[Imperial Armour II - Ork, Eldar and Dark Eldar Vehicles for Warhammer 40,000|Imperial Armour II]], 2001 | * {{Endn|3g}}: [[Imperial Armour II - Ork, Eldar and Dark Eldar Vehicles for Warhammer 40,000|Imperial Armour II]], 2001 | ||
* {{Endn|3h}}: [[Imperial Armour Update]], 2002 | * {{Endn|3h}}: [[Imperial Armour Update]], 2002 | ||
| − | * {{Endn|3i}}: | + | * {{Endn|3i}}: 2002 Forge World Catalogue page 27 |
* {{Endn|3j}}: [[Imperial Armour Update 2004]], 2004 | * {{Endn|3j}}: [[Imperial Armour Update 2004]], 2004 | ||
| − | * {{Endn|3k}}: | + | * {{Endn|3k}}: 3rd edition codex? |
==4th edition== | ==4th edition== | ||
* {{Endn|4a}}: [[White Dwarf 310 (UK)]], pg. 12, October 2005 | * {{Endn|4a}}: [[White Dwarf 310 (UK)]], pg. 12, October 2005 | ||
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* {{Endn|4d}}: [[White Dwarf 334 (UK)]], pg. 11 | * {{Endn|4d}}: [[White Dwarf 334 (UK)]], pg. 11 | ||
* {{Endn|4e}}: [[Codex: Orks (4th Edition)]], 2008 | * {{Endn|4e}}: [[Codex: Orks (4th Edition)]], 2008 | ||
| + | * {{Endn|4f}}: [[Imperial Armour Update 2006]], 2006 | ||
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==5th edition== | ==5th edition== | ||
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* {{Endn|5i}}: [[White Dwarf 390 (UK)]], June 2012 | * {{Endn|5i}}: [[White Dwarf 390 (UK)]], June 2012 | ||
* {{Endn|5j}}: [[White Dwarf 353 (UK)]], pg. 9 | * {{Endn|5j}}: [[White Dwarf 353 (UK)]], pg. 9 | ||
| + | * {{Endn|5k}}: [[Imperial Armour Aeronautica]], 2012 | ||
==7th Edition== | ==7th Edition== | ||
Revision as of 11:55, 11 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
Goff Rocker (2022)[9d]
2021 - Codex: Orks (9th Edition)
2020
Gorzag Gitstompa (limited edition)[9a]
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
Mega Dread [FW][5f]
Meka Dread [FW][5f]
Kill Krusha [FW][5f]
2010 - Imperial Armour Volume Eight - Raid on Kastorel-Novem
Battlewagon with Lifta-Droppa [FW][5g]
Battlewagon with Supa-kannon [FW][5g]
Flakka-Dakka Gun [FW][5g]
Big zzappa [FW][5g]
Kill Blasta [FW][5g]
Kill Bursta [FW][5g]
Killkannon [FW][5g]
Supa-kannon [FW][5g]
Grot Tanks [FW][5h]
Grot Mega Tank [FW][5h]
2009
2008 - September - Warhammer 40,000: Assault on Black Reach
4th Edition (2004-2008)
2008 - January - Codex: Orks (4th Edition)
2007
2006
Kommando with Big Shoota[4b]
2005
3rd Edition (1998-2004)
2004
Big Squiggoth [FW][3j]
2002
Aircraft Traktor [FW][3i]
Battlefortress [FW][3h]
Looted Wagon [FW][3h]
2001
Battlewagon [FW][3g]
Fighta-Bommer[3g]/Fighta[4f]/Atttak Fighta[5k] [FW]
2000
1999
Shoota Boy with Big Shoota[3c]
Killer Kan with Big Shoota[3b]
Killer Kan with Burna[3b]
2nd Edition (1993-1998)
Gorkamorka
1998
1997
Games Day 1997 - Formula Waaaaa! Racing Nob[Note 14]
1997
1996
1995
1994
1993 2nd edition boxed set
Cardboard Ork Dreadnought[Note 13][2k]
Rogue Trader (1987-1993)
1992
1991
Heavy Weapon, Kustom Weapon and Jump Pack Bits[1m]
Renegade Runtmaster[Note 9][1aj]
1990
1989
1988
1987
Megabot[1r]
Pre Rogue Trader (1986-1987)
1987
1986
LE 1 Space Orc[0a]
Notes
- Note 1: 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.
- Note 2: Spotter without helmet seems to exist as a model but has so far not been sourced in an official publication.
- Note 3: Model reuses parts of the Megabot model and another model released for Squats but has so far not been sourced in an official publication.
- Note 4: Only a drawing of a model in the Marauder/Citadel collaboration range that could belong to 40k.
- Note 5: first modular completely plastic boys kit
- Note 6: 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.
- Note 7: Not seen before the 1998 Citadel Miniatures Annual catalogue, but model number and style suggests was part of this release of Freebooterz.
- Note 8: A second similar Storm Boy exists as a model but is not depicted in any catalogue or magazine.
- Note 9: Exists as a model but is only depicted as drawing in White Dwarf and the Freebooterz codex.
- Note 10: Part of the Marauder/Citadel collaboration.
- Note 11: An eighth Squig appears in the 1993 North American Citadel Miniatures Catalog Warhammer 40,000 B page 28.
- Note 12: Squigs displayed in the Tyranid portion of the 1992 catalogue but probably released earlier.
- Note 13: Model is a cardboard stand-in, black plastic stand was provided in the box
- Note 14: Exists as a model, reported as a prize from US Games Day 1997, not pictured in any publications
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
- 1a: White Dwarf 93 (UK), September 1987
- 1b: White Dwarf 97 (UK), January 1988
- 1c: White Dwarf 98 (UK), February 1988
- 1d: White Dwarf 99 (UK), March 1988
- 1e: White Dwarf 106 (UK), October 1988
- 1f: White Dwarf 112 (UK), April 1989
- 1g: White Dwarf 118 (UK), October 1989
- 1h: White Dwarf 124 (UK), April 1990
- 1i: White Dwarf 128 (UK), August 1990, pg 8,42
- 1j: White Dwarf 132 (UK), December 1990
- 1k: White Dwarf 134 (UK), February 1991
- 1l: Freebooterz: Space Ork Army Lists, April 1991
- 1m: White Dwarf 144 (UK), December 1991
- 1n: White Dwarf 152 (UK), pg. 18
- 1o: White Dwarf 113 (UK)
- 1p: 1987 Thankyou, Mister President (September) Flyer
- 1q: White Dwarf 95 (UK), November 1987
- 1r: 1987 Winter Flyer
- 1s: Warhammer 40,000 Chapter Approved - The Book of the Astronomican, January 1988
- 1t: January 1988 Flyer
- 1u: March 1988 Rogue Trader Flyer
- 1v: April 1988 Rogue Trader Flyer
- 1w: August 1988 Rogue Trader Flyer
- 1x: November 1988 Marauder Flyer
- 1y: August 1989 Flyer
- 1z: White Dwarf 117 (UK), September 1989
- 1aa: White Dwarf 119 (UK), November 1989
- 1ab: White Dwarf 121 (UK), January 1990, pg 23
- 1ac: White Dwarf 123 (UK), March 1990, pg 23
- 1ad: White Dwarf 126 (UK), June 1990, pg 80
- 1ae: White Dwarf 127 (UK), July 1990, pg 80
- 1af: White Dwarf 129 (UK), September 1990, pg 81
- 1ag: White Dwarf 135 (UK), March 1991, pg 75,80
- 1ah: Citadel Miniatures Annual, 1998, pg 382[note7]
- 1ai: 'Ere We Go: Orks in Warhammer 40,000, March 1991
- 1aj: White Dwarf 136 (UK), April 1991, pg 53,54
- 1ak: White Dwarf 137 (UK), May 1991, pg 51
- 1al: 1991 Catalogue - section 1 pg 62-86
- 1am: White Dwarf 122 (UK), February 1990, pg 50
2nd Edition
- 2a: Codex: Orks (2nd Edition), 1994, pg 77-86
- 2b: White Dwarf 192 (UK), December 1995, pg 66
- 2c: White Dwarf 199 (UK), July 1996, pg 58
- 2d: White Dwarf 213 (UK), September 1997
- 2k: White Dwarf 166 (UK), October 1993
- 2l: Warhammer 40,000 2nd Edition Box Set, (cardboard) Sheet 4
- 2m : White Dwarf 177 (UK), September 1994, pg. 8
- 2n : White Dwarf 179 (UK), November 1994, pg 10
- 2o : White Dwarf 182 (UK), February 1995, pg 26
- 2p : White Dwarf 183 (UK), March 1995, pg 18
- 2q : White Dwarf 184 (UK), April 1995, pg 47
- 2r : 1996 Citadel Miniatures Catalog page 45
Gorkamorka
- 2e: White Dwarf 214 (UK), October 1997
- 2f: White Dwarf 215 (UK), November 1997
- 2g: White Dwarf 218 (UK), February 1998
- 2h: White Dwarf 219 (UK), March 1998
- 2i: White Dwarf 220 (UK), April 1998
- 2j: White Dwarf 221 (UK), May 1998
- 2s : White Dwarf 216 (UK), April 1995, pg 111
3rd Edition
- 3a: White Dwarf 235 (UK), pg. 14-18, August 1999
- 3b: White Dwarf 236 (UK), pg. 48, September 1999
- 3c: White Dwarf 237 (UK), pg. 116, October 1999
- 3d: 2000 - Citadel Miniatures Annual page 130, 2000
- 3e: White Dwarf 248 (UK), pg. 141, August 2000
- 3f: White Dwarf 249 (UK), pg. 4, September 2000
- 3g: Imperial Armour II, 2001
- 3h: Imperial Armour Update, 2002
- 3i: 2002 Forge World Catalogue page 27
- 3j: Imperial Armour Update 2004, 2004
- 3k: 3rd edition codex?
4th edition
- 4a: White Dwarf 310 (UK), pg. 12, October 2005
- 4b: White Dwarf 318 (UK), pg. 14, June 2006
- 4c: Imperial Armour - Apocalypse, 2007
- 4d: White Dwarf 334 (UK), pg. 11
- 4e: Codex: Orks (4th Edition), 2008
- 4f: Imperial Armour Update 2006, 2006
5th edition
- 5a: Warhammer 40,000: Assault on Black Reach, 2008
- 5b: White Dwarf 349 (UK), January 2009
- 5c: White Dwarf 351 (UK), March 2009
- 5d: White Dwarf 356 (UK), August 2009
- 5e: White Dwarf 363 (UK), March 2010
- 5f: Imperial Armour - Apocalypse II, 2010
- 5g: Imperial Armour Volume Eight - Raid on Kastorel-Novem, 2010
- 5h: Imperial Armour - Apocalypse Second Edition, 2011
- 5i: White Dwarf 390 (UK), June 2012
- 5j: White Dwarf 353 (UK), pg. 9
- 5k: Imperial Armour Aeronautica, 2012
7th Edition
- 7a: Codex: Orks (7th Edition), 2014
- 7b: White_Dwarf_118_(2016), April 2016
8th edition
- 8a: Codex: Orks (8th Edition), 2018
- 8b:Warhammer Community: Who even is Da Red Gobbo? (Posted October 31st 2019) (last accessed 11/6/2019)
- 8c: Psychic Awakening: Saga of the Beast, 2020
9th edition
- 9a: Warhammer Community: A Classic Ork Model Returns for the Festive Season (Posted on 13/12/2020) (Last accessed on 13 December 2020)
- 9b: Codex: Orks (9th Edition), 2021
- 9c: Warhammer Community: From Deadly Harvests to Revolushunary Gobbos, This Week’s Pre-orders Will Have You Seeing Red (posted 6/11/2021) (last accessed 10/11/2021)
- 9d: Warhammer Community: Sunday Preview – Cadia Stands (Again) While Da Goff Rocker Tunes Up (posted 6/11/2022) (last accessed 6/11/2022)
- 9e: Warhammer Community: Don’t Call This Stealthy Ork an Oxymoron – Call Him Boss Snikrot (posted on 04/03/2023) (last accessed on 04/03/2023)
10th edition
- 10a: Warhammer Community: Da Red Gobbo’s Festive Nemesis is Revealed – and He’s Brought Company (Posted on 24/11/2023) (Last accessed on 24/11/2023)
- 10b: Warhammer Community :Ufthak Blackhawk Spreads His Waaagh! To Black Library With a New Novel and Miniature (09/12/23)
- 10c: Warhammer World Anniversary – Big Meks Get Bigger in a New Ork Codex, posted 2024-03-24
- 10d: Warhammer Day Preview – Storm Volkus with Orks and Ratlings in the latest Kill Team expansion, posted on 2024-10-05
