New Warhammer 40,000 Ork Boyz Kit Offers Extensive Customization Options

Warhammer 40,000’s Orks are getting a newly redesigned Boyz kit with a broad range of interchangeable weapons, heads and accessories. The upcoming set gives players significantly more flexibility when assembling squads, from customizing the Boss Nob to mixing weapons across nine different Boyz bodies.

New Ork Boyz Kit Expands Build Options

The new Ork Boyz are scheduled to become available for pre-order this weekend, bringing numerous customization options for Warhammer 40,000 players building or expanding an Ork army.

Among the most customizable miniatures in the kit is the Boss Nob, the larger squad leader who can be equipped with several weapon combinations.

Players can give the Boss Nob a big choppa or kombi-skorcha, along with a choice between a kustom choppa and power klaw. Four different heads and two boss poles are also included, providing additional ways to distinguish squad leaders.

Those variations could prove particularly useful for larger units, as a squad of 20 Boyz can now include two Nobz.

Nine Ork Boyz Bodies Support Interchangeable Weapons

Players Can Mix Sluggas, Choppas and Shootas

The kit contains nine different Boyz bodies, with customization extending well beyond the basic poses.

Each of the nine bodies can be paired with any of the compatible slugga, choppa or shoota arms. Builders can choose among eight left arms, six right arms and four sets of two-handed shoota arms.

The interchangeable design gives hobbyists considerable freedom to vary the appearance and equipment of individual Orks within the same unit.

Special weapons provide additional choices, although they come with some assembly restrictions.

The burna, big shoota and rokkit launcha each use a backpack designed to fit a specific body. Players will therefore need to decide which Boyz will carry those weapons during assembly.

17 Heads Add More Variety to Ork Squads

Head options provide another major source of customization.

The kit includes 17 different heads spanning several Ork styles. These range from traditional pointed helmets to more modern-looking goggles, alongside a variety of other designs.

The assortment should make it easier for players to avoid having multiple miniatures with identical appearances, particularly when assembling larger squads.

Accessories Add Personality to Individual Models

Beyond weapons and heads, the new Boyz kit contains several smaller cosmetic components intended to give individual models more character.

Options include slung shootas and axes that can be attached to the backs of Boyz, along with pouches, bandoliers, shoulder pads and trophies.

The set also includes three small Squig-style creatures that can accompany the Boyz, adding another visual element to units and bases.

Combined with the interchangeable bodies, weapons, heads and accessories, the number of possible configurations is substantial.

Ork Updates Continue for Warhammer 40,000

The Boyz kit arrives alongside broader attention on Orks within Warhammer 40,000.

Recent previews have highlighted 15 new Ork detachments designed to provide players with different approaches to building their armies and organizing a Waaagh. Additional information about the Ork Codex is also expected as part of the continuing rollout.

With nine Boyz bodies, 17 heads, numerous weapon configurations and a substantial collection of cosmetic accessories, the new Ork Boyz kit emphasizes customization. For Warhammer 40,000 hobbyists, the expanded selection should make it easier to build larger Ork units while giving individual models distinctive appearances.

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