Order any or all of the new Mcfarlane Warhammer 40k action figures including Orks, Necrons, and Space Marines that are stupid cheap!
If you’re tired of Sisters and Marines getting all the love, time to stop the salt and get excited. Let’s first take a look at everything you can order now, then jump into the upcoming figures!
We heard about the new Orks coming and now Amazon has them up for pre-order now! The links are in the headers if you want to hop on the pre-order first.
Warhammer Community unveiled all the latest new McFarlane Warhammer 40k action figures including 5 Orks, 2 Tyranids, and 3 Space Marines.
REVIEW: McFarlane Toys Space Marines & Necron 40k Warhammer Action Figures
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Here’s the new action figure line-up that is orderable now with current delivery quoted just before Christmas on December 10th, 2021! Oh, and they are stupid cheap price-wise when compared to a plastic character kit from GW.
Ultramarines Reiver With Bolt Carbine
If the stealth and terror tactics of the Primaris Vanguard are your thing, then this Ultramarines Reiver is the perfect action figure to add to your collection. His backpack is outfitted with a grav-chute, so even if you accidentally knock him from your shelf, he’s all but guaranteed to land safely (though be careful – in the grim darkness of the far future, anything can happen).
We’ve seen a bunch of Space Marines before but hey, now if you need to be a little stealthier, this is the way to go. Order yours here at this link.
Space Marines Reiver With Grapnel Launcher – Artist’s Proof
If you’d rather paint your own Reiver action figure, the Artist’s Proof is the ideal choice. What’s more, in place of the Ultramarines Reiver’s bolt carbine and a grav-chute, this version is equipped with alternative wargear in the form of a grapnel launcher, offering added variety should you get them both.
It’s interesting they gave this one a different weapon choice for the AP. These are really fun to paint up and you can make it whatever chapter you want. Order yours here at this link.
Ork Meganob With Shoota
Da Orks iz ’ere! The first of four greenskin action figures from McFarlane Toys sees an Ork Meganob armed with a kustom shoota and power klaw and clad in mega armour enter the fray. You also can kit out his armour rig with an optional backpack with attached banner pole, and give him the metal jaw that no self-respecting Nob would be seen without.
This is the first Ork we’ve seen from them and it’s pretty cool, but the paint job does leave a little to be desired. You can always fix it up if you want but having some giant Orks hanging around would be so much fun! Order yours here at this link.
Ork Meganob With Buzzsaw
Of course, if you want your Meganob action figure to look even more killy (if such a thing is even possible), you’ll want it to be dual-wielding killsaws for some good ol’ fashioned slicing and dicing.
With these being more expensive we hope these are bigger and it’s a mistake on the site. The accessory of the metal jaw is just a really cool little addition. Order yours here at this link.
Ork Big Mek
The third Ork action figure enables you to match the three-model Meganobz set with a Big Mek clad in mega armour. He’s tooled up with all the gubbinz you could want, including a kombi-weapon with skorcha, a power klaw, and even a backpack-mounted kustom force field generator.
With a force field and a kombi-weapon, this is just a really cool figure! Order yours here at this link.
Ork Big Mek – Artist’s Proof
The Artists’ Proof edition of the mega-armoured Ork Big Mek is the perfect opportunity for you to try your hand at painting a large-scale greenskin. Armed and equipped with the same wargear as the painted version, you can add your own creative flair to this awesome action figure to make it truly your own.
If you’re not too excited about the paint jobs on the above Orks, then this is the way to go. Order yours here at this link.
Tyranid Genestealer
If you serve the will of the Hive Mind, there’s no better way to prove it than with this fearsome Genestealer action figure. It comes pre-painted in the colours of Hive Fleet Leviathan, and this beastie looks ready to tear anything in its way to pieces.
If you love Nids, you’re finally grabbing a McFarlane fig! Rejoice for all action figure lovers. Order yours here at this link.
Ymgarl Genestealer – Artist’s Proof
If you’re feeling especially outlandish, the Artist’s Proof version represents one of the infamous Ymgarl Genestealers, complete with the tell-tale combination of scything talons and feeder tendrils. As a blank canvas, you can paint your action figure in the colours of your Hive Fleet of choice.
Last but not least, the Nids are also getting an AP as well. So if you want to paint up your custom scheme, you can!
McFarlane Orks & Raven Guard 40k Action Figures Hit Pre-order
More McFarlane Warhammer 40k action figures are here- now you can pre-order the artist-proof Orks and a painted Raven Guard!
The expected date on these is just before Christmas, so you can have something to do over the holidays! Oh, and they are stupid cheap price-wise when compared to a plastic character kit from GW.
Warhammer 40000 Orks Big Mek Megafig AP Variant: $39.99
Presented in grey plastic, you’re free to colour this ded ’ard lad with any colours you want, from a brutal black and checkerboard Goff, to a lucky yellow Bad Moon.
The Artist’s Proofs are really cool because you can paint them up however you want. While most of the paint jobs on these aren’t too bad, the Orks left a little to be desired in our opinion. So, the APs are a really great alternative. Here are the specs on this one:
- Megafigs are large figures to match their 7” scale figures based off the Warhammer 40,000 Franchise
- Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing
- Figure is classic matte grey to allow consumers to paint and customize their figure like classic Warhammer 40,000 minifigures
Warhammer 40000 Raven Guard Veteran Sergeant: $19.99
Just like the tabletop version of these up-close-and-personal warriors, he also sports a pauldron-mounted tilting plate and an Indomitus Crusade emblem on his left gauntlet.
It’s nice to see them branching out into different chapters. Looks like McFarlane understands there are more chapters than just the Ultramarines! Let’s look at some specs on this one:
- Incredibly detailed 7” scale figure based off the Warhammer 40,000 Franchise
- Designed with Ultra Articulation with up to 22 moving parts for full range of posing
- Includes a Heavy Bolt Pistol, Astartes Chainsword and a base
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About Rob Baer: Founder, Publisher, & Managing Editor of Spikey Bits, the leading tabletop gaming news website focused on the hobby side of wargaming and miniatures. Rob has won many Warhammer 40k Tournaments over the years, including the Adepticon Team Tournament and American Team Tournaments, and is on a first-name basis with almost every major company in the space.
He’s all gaming all the time. With over 30 years of experience in retail and distribution, Rob knows all the products and exactly which ones are the best. He advocates for gaming stores and manufacturers in these difficult times, always looking for the next big thing to feature for the miniatures hobby, helping everyone to provide the value consumers want.
While he’s played every edition of Warhammer 40k and Warhammer Fantasy (since 5th Edition) and has been hobbying on miniatures since the 1908s, Titans of all sizes will always be his favorite! It’s even rumored that his hobby vault rivals the Solemnance Galleries, containing rulebooks filled with lore from editions long past, ancient packs of black-bordered Magic Cards, and models made of both pewter and resin.
