Orkpool and Orkverine crash into 40k with Hardcore Miniatures’ latest Orktober STLs featuring bold, comic-style sculpts every Ork fan needs in their warband.
Let’s talk about the absolute riot of green madness Hardcore Miniatures is throwing down for Orktober. If you’re even remotely into Orks, and let’s be honest, if you’re not, you’re probably lost… this month’s Patreon and Tribes drop is an absolute blast of chunky, choppy, character-packed plastic potential.
Feast your eyes on these minis, bub.
The Orks You Didn’t Know You Needed (But Definitely Do)
Hardcore Miniatures isn’t just releasing Orks this month; they’re bringing the kind of orky chaos that smashes straight through the fourth wall. This is less “boyz with shootas” and more “what if your favorite comic book antiheroes were loud, green, and fueled entirely by attitude?”
Here’s the breakdown of what you get when you join the Hardcore Miniatures Patreon and Tribes before the end of October:
- Orkpool – This one’s got more blades than patience. Think chimichangas, but louder.
- Orkverine – Angry. Claws. Healing factor probably fueled by squig beer.
- Lobork – Space biker energy turned up to 11. Chain-smoking not included.
- Orkisher – Skull shirt. Big guns. Less talking, more shooting.
- Cabork – Techy, grim, and ready to jump timelines or just your opponent’s backline.
You know what this is? It’s the superhero mash-up we’ve all wanted to see on a 40k-style tabletop, but couldn’t find outside of sketchy third-party sculpts or kitbash purgatory. Hardcore Miniatures just handed us the keys and said, “Print away, ya gits.”
Why You Shouldn’t Wait
These files are October-exclusive. That means once the clock hits midnight on Halloween, they vanish faster than your willpower in front of a bits bin sale. If you’re not in by the end of the month, you’re out. And while there might be a re-release someday, you’d be rolling dice on that one.
Final Thoughts On Hardcore Minis Orktober Releases
Hardcore Miniatures nailed the brief. These Orktober releases are creative, hilarious, and surprisingly versatile on the tabletop. If you’re into 3D printing miniatures, collecting Ork STLs, or just want to bring something wild and memorable to your next game, now’s the time.
Whether you’re running them as characters, proxies, or just showing off your paintwork, these models are straight-up fun.
Get in before Orktober ends. These boyz wait for no one.
