The newest wave of Warhammer 40k Orks is hitting the shelves soon along with the JOYTOY figures– here’s the pricing and lineup!
Get those hobby dollars ready if you want any of this stuff.
Next Wave of 40k Orks & JOYTOY Pricing CONFIRMED!
This isn’t even the final wave of everything for the Orks as this release is really being drawn out, but hopefully, soon we’ll see everything hit shelves. Let’s also hope this isn’t the new standard for 40k releases, where you get a few kits a week drawn out over months.
Anyways, let’s get into the pricing, but don’t forget the McFarlane figures (which feature Orks) are all orderable now as well…
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!
JOYTOY Vanguard Space Marine Incursors and Infiltrators: $100 (set of 4 figures)
Available in squads of four Incursors or Infiltrators, the Vanguard Space Marines are 12cm tall – approximately 1:18 scale – and they can be equipped with all manner of amazing accessories, including guns, pistols, mines, and weapon sights.
There are two different options available to order, but they are very similar. The main difference is a slight loadout difference and of course, they look different too.
These JOYTOY action figures are available via our Made to Order service, and you’ll be able to order yours on Games-Workshop.com for one week only between the 25th of September and the 3rd of October. Set a reminder for next Saturday so you don’t miss out.
These are all going to be available to reserve for MTO this Saturday. Make sure you save the date and order one if you want it as there’s no telling how much these will go for on the secondary market after the print run is over.
Kill Rig $125
A giant scrap-metal sleigh bristling with gun towers, dragged into battle by a cantankerous tramplasquig, as a Wurrboy blasts enemies with bolts of psychic energy like a wild-eyed murder-Santa delivering the gift of death? That’s textbook Ork.
This kit can alternatively be built as a Hunta Rig – with a separate Wurrboy – that’s perfect for giving your bellowing Beast Snagga Boyz a ride.
As an added bonus, this is a big model, and big models are cool. The model also has some different building and playing options making it a decent kit overall with different applications for different players.
Painboss $35
If any of your Boyz happen to fall off their Kill Rig or get trampled by a horde of squighogs, the Painboss is here to fix ’em up, often with a cybernetic limb or two. Not known for his bedside manner, he leaves all the grunt work to his Grot Orderly, who he’s also outfitted with a snazzy motorised wheel.
This new Painboss also has multiple build options, making it possible to run multiple that looks completely different!
Mozrog Skragbad / Beastboss on Squigosaur $50
Mozrog Skragbad is the surliest, meanest, and most belligerent Beast Snagga to have ever lived. Charging into battle on Big Chompa, his great white squigosaur, he’s a total force of nature.
While you could technically paint any squig white, this one does certainly have its own lore implication, which does make it exciting for any Warboss who might field it on the tabletop.
Stuffed full of bionics after being swallowed whole and nearly digested by a goliath gutmaw, Skragbad is more determined and fightier than ever. This kit also builds a generic Beastboss on Squigosaur for a slightly more chilled-out alternative – by Ork standards at least.
Just like the other kits this week multi-purpose is the name of the game, and this one is no different. Having extra options is always a good thing.
Siege of Terra: Warhawk (HB) $30
This gripping tale by Chris Wraight describes Jaghatai Khan and his audacious gambit to liberate the Lion’s Gate space port from his daemonically empowered brother Mortarion.
All around him, slaughter reigns as the Traitor Legions gain more and more ground on Terra – can the White Scars and their Primarch stand strong against the Death Guard?
Siege of Terra: Warhawk Limited Edition $80
The limited edition is full of all the additional illustrations and details that you’ve come to expect from these luxurious releases, including a faux leather cover, gold gilt page edges, and a ribbon bookmark. You can also pre-order Warhawk in ebook and MP3 audiobook formats. If you’re hungry for more of Chris’ words while you wait, why not pick up The Helwinter Gate?
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About the Author: Travis Pasch
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About Travis Pasch: Travis has been a Warhammer 40k hobbyist since the 1990s, playing the game since Third Edition. Through extensive traveling, he’s seen a lot of the miniatures hobby from across the world, giving him a unique perspective on the latest gaming topics and trends.
Travis’s brother even owns a commission painting studio, where he’s picked up a lot of good advice and techniques for painting Warhammer and tabletop miniatures over the years, as well. Travis joined the Spikey Bits team in 2019 and has been the lead writer since 2020.
Currently, he’s working on converting all his 40k Adeptus Mechanicus models and becoming a true tech enjoyer, complete with both sad and happy robot noises!
