Blink and you’ll miss it, the Beast Snagga Orks Army Set for Warhammer 40k is up for pre order today! I imagine this is going to be a very popular one, so it wouldn’t surprise me if its sold out shortly after it goes live at 10am

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Beast Snagga Ork Army Set

The Beast Snagga stampedes thunder on their squig steeds through rain-lashed plains, baking deserts, and ruined cityscapes, always on the hunt for bigger, meaner prey. Whether they hail from the Snakebites, the Goffs, the Evil Sunz, or any other clan, these Orks are savage brutes who drape themselves in beast-hides and live for the thrill of hunting the largest monsters and tanks they can find.

This Beast Snagga Orks Army Set provides you with everything you need to start a Beast Snaggas collection and play it on the battlefield. In addition to a 26-model Ork army led by the legendary Zodgrod Wortsnagga, the set includes a copy of the new edition Codex: Orks that comes with exclusive cover art and represents the first opportunity to get the fully updated Ork rules and background. The box also contains an Ork datacards set (displaying bespoke artwork), which features 52 handy reference cards covering all the Stratagems and psychic powers available to the faction.

The set includes the following multipart plastic miniatures:

– 1x Zodgrod Wortsnagga (supplied with a Citadel 50mm Round Base)
– 1x Nob on Smasha Squig (supplied with a Citadel 90×52.5mm Oval Base Round Base)
– 3x Squighog Boyz (each supplied with a Citadel 75×41.5mm Round Base)
– 1x Bomb Squig (supplied with a Citadel 25mm Round Base)
– 20x Beast Snagga Boyz (each supplied with a Citadel 32mm Round Base)

Also included:

– Codex: Orks – 136-page hardback book with 1/4″ ribbon marker, soft-touch cover, with foil blocking on an exclusive cover
– Ork Datacards – 52 cards: 39 Stratagems and 13 psychic powers
– 1x Orks Transfer Sheet

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