Games Workshop Death Zkatola - Orks

The brand new Ork Deff Dread model is incredibly detailed right out of the box. There are a few setups that you can make by following the instructions however the fun is when you chop and swap the pieces to combine new looks for things. If you keep a bits box, or order a kit, the options are 10x that. I was able to get mine into a running pose adorned with horns and a mech smile a mile wide grotz in tow. I definitely recommend this product.

Nob say's dis be da stompiest ting on da baddle feeld, 'ell I must be a git not ta get me 'un of dose

Lots of extra bitz allowed me to scratch-build a nice and Orky companion Deff Dread. Good model.

Great Product

Hey Guys,I recently purchased this kit not too long ago. It comes with 4 close combat arms, a skorcha, two big shoota's, two rokkit's, and two mega blasta's. Note I said "one skorcha". If you want to use two, you'll need to purchase a second one from ebay (roughly 99 cents to 1.99).With so many options, you'll either need to pin your model, or use magnets to enable future swapping (based on need). On this particular model it's quite easy. You can pick up (from amazon with prime shipping), some 1/8x1/16th magnets and drill holes in the socketMagcraft NSN0566 1/8-Inch by 1/16-Inch Rare Earth Disc Magnets, 100-Count. An additional magnet on the arms will allow you to both pose, and change weapons as you see fit. (As well as making painting much easier).This model has a few options in terms of face plates, and configurations of exhaust, and overall is a very good model. In the game it's not so useful, as it takes too long to get into effective range. Still, it's good to have at least one in every ork players arsenal!

This Deff Dread is awesome. It comes with 4 dreadnaught close combat weapons 2 rokkit launchas, 2 big shootas, 2 kustom mega-blastas and 1 Skorcha! It also comes with a few different looks. Its a good idea to get some magnets as well so you can swap the weapons.I call mine "Dr. DRE"