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Hey, I'm not really sure where else to put this so I'm putting it here.

I started playing 40k during 3rd Ed., so I remember a lot of the old, crappy looking models from then (and the design of the Tyranids...blech). Due to a bit of nostalgia, but mainly because I wanted to look at how GW has slowly stopped showing homemade terrain, I dug up the BBB and started looking at the incredibly small model showcase ... then I saw and remembered the Ork Warboss (pictured below) and began scouring the internet to find this awesome OOP model ... to no avail.

What I'm asking is if anybody knows anywhere I might find this guy? Black Market, even?

He was an Ork Nob at the time; try scouring eBay for OOP Ork Nob or something along those lines. That fist may or may not be from a Chaos Marine though; I know one of the old powerfist Marines had one that was very similar.

Maybe the powerfist from Nazdreg?

It's a metal Nob from the Gorkamorka game, kitbashed with the power claw from Nazdreg. I have the base model from back then.

Wow, I didn't think GW was capable of showing a kitbashed model without at least trying to sell something ... actually, the entire colored section of the BBB is like that. What happened?

Alright, thanks for the help. Someday I will have my very own "I want to squeeze your dingleberries" Ork.

Chaosorc.com has oop GW items. Some new in box and others in various used states. I always give his site a look when I'm in need of an oop piece.