Lungbursta
The Lungbursta is a Ork Assault Tank coming from the good old days of Epic, the days of oddly phallic vehicles and demonically possessed toy trucks. The Lungbursta was just one out of many Ork vehicles that just did not make the cut from Epic into modern 40k tabletop gaming, but unlike the others where the designs were so god awful and names so cringeworthy, the Lungbursta seems to be the exception....well, except from its odd name but whatever.
Overview
As an assault tank, the Lungbursta is dedicated to going headlong into the front lines with the infantry. Yeah, it's pretty weird how back in Epic and early 40k, the Orks actually had a lot of tanks, from the traditional main battle tanks like the Gutrippa and Gobsmasha, to the heavy tanks like the Bonecruncha and the Bonebreaka and than to the tank destroyers like the Spleenrippa and Braincrusha, the Orks had a lot of armored diversity to pick from. Contrast this to modern 40k where the Orks have so little armor that they might as well be Tyranids that talk in a cockney accent, seriously the closest thing they have to a traditional armored division are Looted Tanks, Kill Tanks and Battlefortresses.
Still, despite being classified as an assault tank, the truth is that it is more like a tank destroyer in design than anything else. Although it may look like it has a turret, it is actually just a weirdly enlarged view port. The gun itself is fixed forward between the front hull and the view port. If it was an assault tank, it would have been a poor one at that as the Lungbursta must move itself to even aim at a target. Therefore, it should be far more accurate to put it in anti-tank divisions.
Furthermore we have its...odd name. We aren't sure how this vehicle can burst a lung. A strange set of words. Although one possible answer would be that the shot from its guns could burst open a target's torso wide open, but most tank guns can do that anyway so it is a bit redundant.
Other than that, the Lungbursta remains one of the few good looking models from the age of yore. Shame it has never been given a modern facelift.