Don’t miss these BIG CHONK Ogryns that GW just revealed are coming to Necromunda. Here are our thoughts on the conversion potential!
Warhammer Community put up a new post about the newest addition to the Necromunda lineup. Along with House of Chains, players will get access to brand new Ogryns and rules to use as well!
Necromunda Ogryns Models
These Ogryns are looking dope! Other than introducing more unique models into Necromunda, these models could easily be added to a guard army in 40k to give it some extra flair!
Obviously these will need to be appropriately sized and everything, which raises the question about conversions…
Are they going to be backwards compatible bits wise with the Bullgryns in 40k? Maybe could you add a giant Bullgryn shield to an Ogryn in the underhive? Even if the bits aren’t compatible, hopefully, they will at least be the right size, making conversions easier.
More conversions may also be possible with the popular Ambot model. What’s better than one badass model? A combination of two of course! The Ambot is about the same size as Bullgryns so we hope they are about the same size as the new Ogryns coming out!
After looking at the new models about to come out, are you going to grab some? Will you try your hand at conversions or just use them as is?
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About the Author: Andrew Schrank
Andrew Schrank
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About Andrew Schrank: Over the past 15 years, Andrew has played all the games, including tabletop and video games, and immersed himself in the associated lore. Andrew joined the Spikey Bits team in 2018 and covers the Warhammer hobby and tournament scene, along with the latest in tabletop miniatures, each week.
Aspiring diplomat, Lord of Fluff, and Master of Ice Hammer, He loves Star Wars, Chaos Undivided, and Gundam. During his free time, he hunts Platinum trophies on PS5 and reads international news. On weekends, Andrew plays commander and cEDH games, often with unique strategies that push the limits.
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