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Two New Gorkanauts


The cloud of Ork vessels hurling towards the ongoing big fight in Ultima Segmentum is not only crammed with Orks, but billions of tonnes of heavy machinery. Among them are Big Mek Dreadnutz's Dread Mob. Among these clanking gods of war are two new machines.


Kommandos in the field reported back to Dreadnutz that an army of Beakies with shiny, yellow armour called the Lamentors had finally received some reinforcements, so they were worth a proppa fight. Of course, Dreadnutz sent all the burnas and lootaz he could spare to attack the Beakies and take whatever they could. Although severely diminished in number, the Orks were able to return with one of the Beakies' beautiful new vehicles. As such, the Repulsork was born!

Look at these worky bitz!

So much dakka! Perhaps still not enough!

The Repulsork has already had a few early victories!


Dreadnutz has also created a Gorkanaut to convey his personal bodyguard of Meganobz into battle. Of course, the Gorkanaut is quite formidable in its own right.



Torontegosh!

Here's the list I'm going to use at the club tonight in order to try out the new war machines. This list is awful, but I love it. The idea is to make an Orky Imperial Knights list with the hangers-on you'd expect to find alongside a Big Mek's Dreadmob.




  • Battalion Detachment +5CP
    • HQ
      • Big Mek [5 PL, 55pts]: Choppa, Slugga
      • Big Mek [5 PL, 59pts]: Choppa, Grot Oiler, Slugga
    • Troops
      • Gretchin [2 PL, 30pts]: 10x Gretchin
      • Gretchin [2 PL, 30pts]: 10x Gretchin
      • Gretchin [2 PL, 30pts]: 10x Gretchin
    • Elites
      • Burna Boyz [5 PL, 70pts]: 5x Burna Boy
      • Meganobz [10 PL, 126pts]: 3x Meganob
    • Heavy Support
      • Lootas [8 PL, 85pts]: 5x Loota
  • Spearhead Detachment +1CP
    • HQ
      • Big Mek in Mega Armour [7 PL, 105pts]: Grot Oiler, Might is Right, Power Klaw, Shoota, Tellyport Blasta, Warlord
    • Heavy Support
      • Morkanaut [18 PL, 340pts]: Kustom Force Field, Kustom Mega Kannon, Kustom Mega-blasta, 2x Rokkit Launcha, 2x Twin Big Shoota
      • Gorkanaut [19 PL, 356pts]: 2x Rokkit Launcha, Skorcha, 2x Twin Big Shoota
      • Gorkanaut [19 PL, 356pts]: 2x Rokkit Launcha, Skorcha, 2x Twin Big Shoota
      • Gorkanaut [19 PL, 356pts]: 2x Rokkit Launcha, Skorcha, 2x Twin Big Shoota


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