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im just wondering if you guys know of ork books that have been made since the start of 40k.
Or indeed books that feature rules or army lists for the orks.

Codexies I know of and own.
Waaagh Da orks
Freebootas
3rd ed codex
Codex armageddon
4th ed codex

Nice collection. Add in the following and you'll have the bible of all things ork.

-'ere we go.
-2nd ed. codex.
- Apocalypse, Apocalypse Reload and Imperial Armor: Apocalypse books, both first and second editions.
-Imperial Armor 8: The Raid on Kastorel-Novem.

 Agent_Tremolo wrote:
Nice collection. Add in the following and you'll have the bible of all things ork.

-'ere we go.
-2nd ed. codex.
- Apocalypse, Apocalypse Reload and Imperial Armor: Apocalypse books, both first and second editions.
-Imperial Armor 8: The Raid on Kastorel-Novem.

to the best of my knowledge I have, ere we go, 2nd ed codex, apocalypse, apocalypse Reloaded.
I dont go near imperial armour books, maybe I should change that, I need to get my hands on the new edition of apocalypse.
Oh and I think I need to get death from the skies So I can actually use my dakka jets.

Trust me, IA:8 is worth every penny! Cool new units, good fluff (a bit weak for FW standards, though, but hey, Orks score a win!) and, what's best, access to the Dread Mob army list.

You should really pick up Gorkamorka. It is a wonderful compendium of Orky information, though some of the information is restricted to the orks on that particular planet. It does, howver, have a lot of ork glyphs and a lot of insight into ork kultur (especially since it focuses a little more on orks outside of a military context).

Even tough IA:8 might be redone in some time.

Deff Skwadwon. A series of graphic novels about an ork air force. It's zoggin' bootiful.

Da Butcha wrote:
You should really pick up Gorkamorka. It is a wonderful compendium of Orky information, though some of the information is restricted to the orks on that particular planet. It does, howver, have a lot of ork glyphs and a lot of insight into ork kultur (especially since it focuses a little more on orks outside of a military context).

Ah yes, I do indeed have both books for Gorkamorka, and also digganob.
Deffskwandron is needed for the collection though, How much do the A.I. books retail for?

The dreadmob codex is available for free as a pdf now, just google it.

TiamatRoar wrote:
Deff Skwadwon. A series of graphic novels about an ork air force. It's zoggin' bootiful.

I second this recommendation. Thankfully, Black Library has kept this one in print, I think. IA8 is tricky to find, depending on how determined you are to avoid overpaying some dolt on ebay for it, but you can probably locate a copy with patience. I myself just need to get Waaargh the Orks, but I keep finding either overpriced copies, or reasonably priced copies in terrible condition.

I had to pay an arm and a leg for waaagh da orks. but it was well worth the investment.

Imperial Army Aeronautica. I'm not sure how much of this is also included in IA-8 but for the sake of listing every release with ork units/rules in them.