Scrap Jet Fighter

Greenskin aircraft are not so much designed as argued into existence, and this one wears that logic proudly. A stubby fuselage hammered together from salvaged plate, wings that look bolted on after the fact, and an armament that plainly took priority over anything as dull as aerodynamics — rivets, patch-welds and crude iron fangs finishing the picture. On the table it fills the fast-attack slot every ramshackle horde wants: a screaming, gun-heavy flyer that turns up late, makes an enormous racket and rarely survives the game it wins. It suits collectors building an ork or orc army from third-party files, and works just as well as a shelf piece for anyone who enjoys the junkyard-baroque end of science fiction modelling. Painted up, it is a natural centrepiece hanging over a mob of infantry.