Warhammer 40K New Ork Boyz - Mini Review Unboxing + Build + Size Comparison - KITBASHA

[@gpfunkable]

I've been collecting an painting orks for about 10 years off and on. I love your videos. They seem to perfectly encapsulate how I feel about these beautiful green mushrooms. Most people bellow their warcry, but for me? I whisper 'waaaagh' while some smooth jazz and abstract backtracking plays. Excited for more from you.

[@cetx]

Really helpful overview. Thanks for posting this and especially the comparison to the old kit.

[@danlagovalverde978]

Awesome content as always!

[@JXZ2]

Great timing because I'm looking to get into the hobby. Thanks for sharing. I ordered my tools and brushes but I'm saving up to buy my figures.

[@ChaseDaOrk3767]

I also have a few kitbashing ideas I'd really like to try out someday, here's a small list of them I have in mind: 1. Ork looted Tau Hammerhead 2. Chaos-corrupted AT-ST with Chaos Stormtroopers 3. Dornian Heresy Plague Marines (Nurgle-corrupted Blood Angels) 4. Chaos Box-naught (Helbrute proxy)

[@Azakamak2401]

Pretty much everyone agrees that, while the models themselves look fantastic, the new Boyz kit is kind of trash as a whole. While it's not impossible to kitbash the new models, as you said the way they're designed makes it really difficult to do, to the point where, if you are someone who cares about making each model and individual and not a clone, it's not worth getting more than one or two of the kit and just sticking with the old kit for the rest of your army. Thankfully, the Beast Snagga Boyz kit, while also monopose, is much easier to kitbash with as the models have much better points to cut off and attach things by. I know this because I'm currently working on doing so to a unit of Snaggas myself.