A few days ago I did an unboxing the the Start Collecting Greenskinz Starter Set followed by an unboxing of the new IronJawz Orruk Maw-Krusha set from Games Workshop.

In today’s post I’ll be doing an unboxing of the IronJawz Orruk Ardboyz which is another set I picked up for my new Greenskinz army.

This box comes with 15 miniatures which include:

• 1 x Ardboy Boss
• 1 x Waaagh! Drummer
• 1 x Standard Bearer
• 12 x Orruk Ardboys

Let’s dive in and see what’s inside the box:

The front and the back of the box shows the IronJawz in all their painted glory.

Next I took some pictures of the sprues.

This set has 6 sprues total, and it appears that there at two types of sprues and three copies of each type.

Here’s a picture of the first type of sprue which is a bit larger than the other one.

I took a picture of one of them one way, and the other one flipped to the other side.

So for these larger sprues (shown above) there are a total of three of them in the box.

Next we have the smaller type sprues.

For these smaller types sprues (shown above), there is a total of three of these as well.

Next we have a couple of baggies with 15 round bases inside (above), and of course the instructions (below):

The instruction booklet is just 4 pages long and they look really easy to put together.

There’s also a couple of warscrolls included with the instruction booklet for the Orruk Ardboys.

These guys look like they’re going to be a lot of fun to paint, although I think I’m going to discipline myself and not allow myself to start on painting these until I get the Greenskins Starter Set done first. 🙂

What do you guys think of these IronJaws?

I my last blog post I wrote about starting a Greenskinz army.

In today’s post I want to do an unboxing of one of the new Ironjawz releases – the Ironjaws Orruk Maw-Krusha kit which can be used to build either Gordrakk, The Fist of Gork – or – Megaboss on Maw-Krusha!

This is an absolutely GORGEOUS model from GW.

I just love the way it looks and I’m super excited to be adding this bad-boy to my collection.

Even if I wasn’t building a Greenskinz army I think I would buy this just because it’s such an amazing piece of art.

Let’s dive inside and see what’s inside the box.

The back of the box shows the second option for the set.  You can build it to look two different ways – the way shown on the front of the box, and the way shown on the back.

Here we see what’s actually inside the box – a bunch of big sprues with HUGE parts on them.

This is the first sprue.  As you can see, tonnes of detail on the scales.  Can’t wait to paint this!  The sprues are actually pretty big, although I realize it’s hard to tell scale from the photos I took.

This is the back side of the same first sprue.

This is the second sprue, again with more big pieces.

And the back side of the second sprue.

This is the third smaller sprue in the box.

And the back side of it.

This is the huge base it comes with.  The paint of citadel paint is just shown for scale, and obviously did not come inside the box.

Now this is the really interesting part.  I’m so used to seeing black and white instruction manuals from GW, but this one came in full color which I think is awesome.

The front of the manual shows the two options of building either Gordrakk, The Fist of Gork – or – Megaboss on Maw-Krusha.

The instructions are actually full color inside as well, not just on the cover.

And on the last page they show the color scheme you can follow with the Citadel Paint Range if you want to paint it like in the pictures.

I didn’t take photos of every page in the instruction manual as I’m not sure if GW frowns on that, but the instruction manual is 20 pages long and includes the Warscrolls for Gordrakk, The Fist of Gork and Megaboss on Maw-Krusha.

What do you guys think of this model?

More than 10 years ago now, the very first tabletop miniature I ever painted was a Greenskin Moonclan Grot from an old Warhammer starter set my wife bought me.

I had no idea what I was doing, as far as painting goes, but I found it a lot of fun painting that little green Orks.

Shortly after that I moved onto starting a bunch of Warhammer 40k armies, but I always had an affinity for Orks for some reason.

Even when I got a starter set for Warhammer 40k which came with Space Marines and Orks, I found that I enjoyed painting the Orks more than the Space Marines.

After starting a few 40k armies, and then getting into other games I actually didn’t get back into Warhammer Fantasy until the new Age of Sigmar starter set came out.

And then when I saw that GW just recently released a whole bunch of new updates for Greenskinz, I decided it was time to jump back into painting some Greenskinz so I bought the new “Start Collecting Greenskinz” starter set for Warhammer Age of Sigmar.

The Start Collecting Greenskiz set comes with:

• Orruk Warboss & Orruk Big Boss
• 10 x Orruk Boyz
• 5 x Orruk Boarboyz
• 1 x Orruk Boar Chariot

Altogether that’s 18 miniatures, and here are some pictures of what’s inside the box:

As you can see there’s quite a few sprues that come in this set and the price you pay for this set is really good considering how many GW miniatures you get.

Here’s an unboxing video I shot as well:

I also picked up a few other Greenskinz boxes which I’ll do an unboxing of soon and then I’ll start building them all out. 🙂

Do you play Greenskinz?

What do you think of this set as a starting point for building a Greenskinz army?