Bazooka Bruvvaz – Rokkit Troop Squad (6 Models)

The Bazooka Bruvvaz are a squad of six hulking, heavily armed greenskin rokkit troopers, sculpted by DakkaDakka and delivered to you as physical resin miniatures with supports already removed, ready to assemble and paint. Each model stands approximately 37mm from feet to eyes, giving them an imposing presence on any battlefield. The squad combines raw muscle with crude but devastating rocket artillery, making them a striking centrepiece for any grimdark sci-fi warband.

This set includes six unique models split across 27 individual parts, allowing for a satisfying assembly process with clear join points. Poses range from a bare-chested brute hoisting a massive rokkit launcher over one shoulder, to a squat, hunched figure clutching a spherical device, to armoured bruisers bristling with jury-rigged warheads. Every model is packed with character, featuring tusked snarling faces, patchwork armour plates, skull motifs, and oversized weaponry that makes the Bazooka Bruvvaz unmistakable on the tabletop.

The resin captures fine surface detail cleanly across all six figures. Strap buckles, riveted plating, glyph markings, and the rough texture of muscle and scarred skin are all crisp and well-defined. Whether you are building a skirmish warband or expanding a larger greenskin horde, these models offer excellent visual variety within a coherent aesthetic. Each figure fits on a standard oval or round base and scales well alongside most 28mm to 32mm grimdark ranges.

All six models are cast in high-quality grey hobby resin, cleaned of support material, and inspected before dispatch. Light mould lines may remain in places and can be removed with a hobby knife before priming. Assembly requires plastic glue or super glue. Painting and basing materials are not included.

The following guide will help you get the most out of your Bazooka Bruvvaz models using widely available hobby paints. The palette leans into a classic warband look with dirty greens, battered metal, and worn leather.

1. Prime

• Apply a grey or black spray primer in thin, even coats across all assembled parts.
• Allow to cure fully before handling. Grey primer works best for showcasing the fine surface detail on each model.

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat exposed skin with a mid-tone green such as Warboss Green or equivalent.
• Apply a dark brown or leather tone to straps, pouches, and cloth areas.

3. Trim and Details

• Paint armour plates in a dark iron or gunmetal, then drybrush lightly with a brighter silver to pick out edges.
• Add spot colours to glyphs, eye lenses, and trophy details using red, bone, or yellow to break up the palette.

4. Weapons

• Basecoat the rokkit launchers and barrels in dark metal, then layer with a lighter metallic tone on raised edges.
• Add a rust wash or orange-brown stipple to worn areas for a battlefield-used look that suits the Bazooka Bruvvaz aesthetic.

5. Weathering

• Apply a brown or black wash over the entire model to settle shading into recesses and unify the tones.
• Use a sponge or dry brush to stipple chipping effects on armour panels with a dark brown base followed by a silver highlight.

6. Bases

• Texture paste, gravel, or cork rubble all work well. Paint in dark browns and greys, then drybrush with a pale stone colour and add tufts for a ruined urban or wasteland setting.

This is an adult hobbyist collectible, not a toy. Not suitable for children under 14 years due to small, detailed parts.