Gobbo Wagons – Ramshackle Goblin Tanks (Set of 3)

Gobbo Wagons are here to crash through your battlefield with all the ramshackle brutality you could want from a trio of goblin-crewed armoured vehicles. This set includes three distinct tank miniatures, each one dripping with crude bolts, scrap-metal plating, jagged blades, and oversized guns that look like they were assembled in the dark by very enthusiastic greenskins. Every vehicle comes as a physical resin miniature with supports already removed, sanded, and cleaned, arriving ready to assemble and paint.

Supplied unpainted.

Tank 1 measures 65 x 66 x 50mm and features a wide, squat hull topped with a massive circular cannon barrel and a goggle-wearing goblin commander peering over the cupola. Tank 2 measures 59 x 48 x 55mm and sports a brutal side-mounted cannon, exhaust stacks, and aggressive forward blades. Tank 3 measures 72 x 49 x 53mm and carries a turret-mounted crew figure armed with binoculars alongside a cluster of side weapons and loudspeaker horns. The complete set totals 25 individual parts across all three vehicles.

These Gobbo Wagons are ideal for skirmish wargames, large-scale greenskin armies, or as objective markers and terrain centrepieces. The grimdark aesthetic fits naturally alongside any ragtag alien warband or post-apocalyptic scrap faction, and their compact size makes them easy to store and transport between gaming sessions.

Each miniature is cast in high-quality grey resin. These vehicles were sculpted by DakkaDakka, whose eye for grimdark character and mechanical detail is evident across every panel, rivet, and ramshackle fitting. Minor flash or mould lines may be present and can be cleaned with a hobby knife before assembly. Standard plastic model glue will not bond resin. Use superglue (cyanoacrylate) for assembly.

These Gobbo Wagons reward a heavily weathered, battle-worn paint scheme. The following guide will help you achieve a convincing scrap-iron finish across all three tanks.

1. Prime

• Apply a zenithal prime using black from below and grey from above to establish natural shadows and highlights before applying any colour.

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat all hull panels with a dark brown such as Rhinox Hide or Doombull Brown to suggest rusted, poorly maintained iron.
• Drybrush lightly with Leadbelcher or Ironbreaker to bring out raised edges and panel details.

3. Trim and Details

• Paint rivets, bolts, and mechanical fittings with Balthasar Gold or Brass Scorpion for a worn, tarnished metal look.
• Pick out exhaust stacks and engine vents with pure Leadbelcher, then wash with Agrax Earthshade to deepen the recesses.

4. Weapons

• Basecoat cannon barrels and gun housings with Abaddon Black, then drybrush with Ironbreaker to suggest worn metal.
• Add thin edge highlights of Stormhost Silver to the very tips of barrels and blade edges.

5. Weathering

• Apply a generous wash of Agrax Earthshade or Nuln Oil across the entire model to settle into panel lines and add grime.
• Stipple patches of Typhus Corrosion over flat armour panels, then drybrush over the top with Ryza Rust for heavy rust effects.

6. Bases

• Use texture paste such as Astrogranite or Stirland Mud, then drybrush with a pale grey or bone tone to match a dusty warzone aesthetic.

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