TEXT: EVIL EYE IN DA SKY
  The mechanical monstrosity known to the Orks
  as the Evil Eye in da Sky is the insane creation
  of Big Mek Dakrok. The Evil Eye in da Sky is a
  Stompa, with a number of ‘Big Mek’s Speshuls’
  added. These include extra and larger rokkits, a
  head-mounted supa-gatler, a belly-mounted
  deth kannon, and, most unusually, an unlikely
  system for transporting and launching its
  compliment of Deffkoptas.
  Dakrok has become an expert of sorts in using
  the Deffkoptas to pinpoint enemy positions so
  that the Evil Eye’s rokkits can be zeroed in on
  the foe with unerring accuracy. It takes a
  particularly unhinged Ork to volunteer to pilot
  one of Dakrok's Deffkoptas, but for many the
  chance to be propelled at breakneck speed
  from the Evil Eye’s launch ramp is just too
  exciting an opportunity to pass up.
  UNIT: 1 Evil Eye in da Sky
  TYPE: Super-heavy walker
  STRUCTURE POINTS: 4
  POWER FIELDS: 2
  TRANSPORT: The Evil Eye in da Sky carries 3 Deffkoptas (see special rule).
  ACCESS POINTS: None
  FIRE POINTS: None
  WEAPONS AND EQUIPMENT: 
  The following weapons can be fired in the Evil Eye in da Sky’s front arc:
  - 5 supa-rokkits
  - 1 supa-dupa rokkit
  - Deth kannon
  - Supa-gatler
  - 1 big shoota
  It also has a rear-mounted big shoota that can fire in a 180-degree fire arc
  to the Evil Eye in da Sky’s rear.
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  ARMOUR
  WS BS S
  FRONT SIDE REAR I
  A
  4
  2
  10
  13
  13
  12
  1
  1
  Supa-Rokkits
  Supa-dupa Rokkit
  Deth
  Kannon
  Spotter’s post
  Deffkopta
  Supa-gatler
  Size Komparison
  WEAPON
  RANGE
  STR
  AP
  SPECIAL
  Supa-Rokkit
  Unlimited
  8
  3
  Heavy 1, One-shot
  Supa-dupa Rokkit*
  Unlimited
  10
  2
  Heavy 1, One-shot
  Supa-gatler**
  48”
  7
  3
  Heavy 2D6, Co-Axial, 
  Psycho-Dakka-Blasta!
  Big shoota
  36"
  5
  5
  Assault 3
  Deth kannon
  72"
  10
  1
  Ordnance 1, 7" blast
  Primary weapon
  *A supa-rokkit is a Grot-guided weapon that hits on a result of 2+. It
  can only be fired once per game.
  SPECIAL RULES:
  Effigy: The Evil Eye in da Sky is a roaring, belching personification of the
  warrior god Gork (or possibly Mork) that hums with pure Orkiness. All
  Ork Mobs within 12" are Fearless.
  Cleared for Launch!: The Evil Eye in da Sky carries three Deffkoptas. One
  can be launched per player turn, at the beginning of the Movement
  phase. On the turn it is launched a Deffkopta moves as if using the
  Strategic Redeployment strategic asset, but must make a dangerous
  terrain test as it does so. Note that no damage can be caused to the
  Deffkoptas until they are launched.
  Spottas: When the Evil Eye in da Sky is firing at a target within 24” and
  line of sight of one of its Deffkoptas, its supa-rokkits and supa-dupa
  rokkit may re-roll to hit.
  It’s Gonna Blow!: Should the Evil Eye in da Sky be destroyed with one or
  more Deffkoptas yet to launch, Dakrok may attempt to escape. Roll a
  D6. On 4+ Dakrok takes control of the Deffkopta and it immediately
  launches as described above. This is counted as a normal Deffkopta, but
  while alive it counts as an additional objective scored by the Orks side.
  Any remaining undeployed Deffkoptas are destroyed.
  **Psycho-Dakka-Blasta! Once fired, the supa-gatler continues to fire until all
  of its ammunition is expended - all the gunner can do is sweep it across the
  enemy and hope that some of its many, many shots hit home. After firing
  the supa-gatler you must nominate another enemy unit within 12" from the
  original target unit and fire again. You must then target another enemy unit
  within 12" (this may be the previous unit). The supa-gatler keeps firing as
  long as it has got ammunition left - if the number of shots rolled for the
  second or subsequent burst is a double, the supa-gatler has run out of
  ammunition and stops firing immediately and for the rest of the battle (do
  not resolve any shots against the final target).
  POINTS: 650
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/Warhammer/40k/1st-8th Editions (Prior)/5th Edition (2008)/Apocalypse Datasheets/40k 5e - Ork - Evil Eye Stompa.pdf