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Ork Battlefortress trundles through a ruined Imperial city supported by Wartraks and Trukks.

Ork Gargant, turns to target enemy troops.

The enemy has been dealt with, time for the Gargant to move on and find fresh targets.

Ork forces on the move through the rubble.

Ork Battlefortress on the move...

This shows a side-view of the Ork Battlefortress with Pulsa Rokkit and FlakWagon guns.

...the other side showing Ork Gunners.

Ork Gun Trukk (Zap).

Ork Gun Trukk (Lobba).

Ork Trukk

Ork Trukk and Buggy

Ork Trukk out in the open, a perfect target for an air attack.

Ork Pulsa Rokkits ready to fire...

Ork Buggies and Wartraks on the move through the ruins of an Imperial City.

A lone Ork Skorcha.

Ork Trukk.

Ork Battlewagon

Flakwagon and Wartrak.

Squiggoth.

Buggy towing a Biig Gunz

Battlefortress

Ork Assault Transport Ship, alongside a Buggy and Skorcha.

Ork Battlewagons on the move.

Buggy and Wartrak.

Ork Detachment.

Ork Detachment.

Stompas.

Ork Nobz.

Great Gargant (older model).

Ork Bikeboyz.

Ork forces skirt pass an Imperial bunker.

Ork Warboss riding in a Battlewagon.

Orks enter an industrial complex.

Stompas with Bikeboys and two dreadnoughts (old Chaos Dreadnoughts).

A lone Ork Wartrak.

Warboss Stompa (conversion) with Nobz.

Orks in a lane.

Ork Battlewagons.
Collection from Alain Brain






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