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I'm sure that I wasn't the only person looking at all those ork speed freek armies and cringed when you see a trukk full of orks. Now we need not have to deal with such an unsightly blemish as that with the introduction of these awesome models. They can be used as only a cosmetic change or if you are feeling especially orky then they can be cyborks.

So who's the manufacturer of the track bits?

That last picture you put up is my favorite by far. Looks like they have little control, adding to the animosity of the Orks! Can't wait to see these painted.

 Clang wrote:
So who's the manufacturer of the track bits?

Kromlech makes those I think, google Kromlech, should be the first result.

Yeah it is, they make a variety of 'mechanical' body parts. good deal. BTW the orks look nice and ferocious!

This is.......Orky!

Lol outstanding, will forward this to one of our ork players

 Clang wrote:
So who's the manufacturer of the track bits?

It is kromlech and they normally sell them on e-bay in sets of three under "mechanical legs" There is three types of "wheeled legs" that they offer and if you contact them they can put them all into one order instead of having to buy the two different sets of legs they offer.

Thanks for the compliments on the last model I like the action pose he is in but it took several washers to ensure that it will stay standing up.