Games WorkshopWarhammer 40k - Ork Boyz (2018), Multi-Colored, one Size, 50-10

I love these "boyz." A bunch of nutty monster men who are ready to have a party invading your planet and causing breaking things until you have to bust out the laser guns to stop their mayhem party... they're teh rank and file space orks of Warhammer 40,000!I have a set from 17 years ago [Assault on Black Reach, 2008, the sprues say 2007] and these models are a perfect match for them and still "tournament legal" for the modern 10th edition. The gray plastic is detailed and will need to be cut from sprues. Instructions are included and some water transfer labels (good luck not ripping them as you painstakingly apply). The limbs aren't push fit so you'll need your favorite glue (or magnets, or sticky tak) to assemble them, and provide your own (acrylic) paints. They are very easy to assemble as far as modern Warhammer models go (two arms, lower torso, upper torso, head), and it's very simple to mix and match the weapons you want for you creatures. Glue them to their bases and you're ready to go. These guys don't mind being the cannon fodder in the galactic battles, so assemble your motley crew of space fools, look up some rules online, and have a ball! (or just paint them and admire your work if you don't want to game with them!)

Appreciated the fast delivery. Orks were as expected.

You can never have enough boyz for your ork army. These are the older models which is exactly what I wanted. They are posable and with lots of fun build options to make every model feel unique. Lots of fun building the models and painting them. Can’t wait to include them in the next waaagh!

This is set of Ork Boyz you want! The newer set can only be assembled one way, and it’s not the way you’ll end up wanting to play them in game. This box has the options you want and need to run an efficient (well for Orks) army!

My only issue was with the manufacturer being sold out, extending my wait. When I finally got everything squared away with the seller, my package came a week earlier than expected which was a nice surprise. I'm having a lot of fun painting my miniatures!

This was my first venture into miniatures, so I was hoping to keep the box, but it was pretty smashed up, I would have gladly paid $1 more and had it shipped in an actual shipping box rather a manila envelope.Other than that it was fine, all the pieces were there and nothing was damaged, just the box itself.

What can be better than playing with dollies? Playing with genderless dollies that represent the idealized feminist utopia. A world devoid of gender, where all are equal, and everyone always agrees on everything; even when they don't.tl;dr The box contains $0.01 paper, $0.10 pigment, $0.01 shrinkwrap, and $0.75 plastic. Really not bad for dollies compared to barbies and gijoes.

I got the miniatures earlier than expected for the deli every estimate, they came well packaged and in great condition.