Grokk Warboar Riders - 32mm Resin Miniature

The Grokk Warboar Riders are a squad of four ferocious mounted warriors, each seated atop a savage, armoured warboar bristling with tusks, bone protrusions, and glowing red eyes that speak to the raw, feral power of the Grokk warband. Rider and beast form a single terrifying unit, clad in thick industrial plate layered with chains, skull trophies, and crude battlefield hardware that signals these veterans have survived countless brutal engagements and come back hungrier for more.

Supplied unpainted.

The squad includes both a white-furred alpha boar and three dark-coated mounts, giving the unit a commanding visual range across the battlefield. Each rider carries a distinct weapon loadout drawn from the included modular kit, ranging from serrated chainaxes and chain-hafted spears to bladed pole weapons and compact sidearms. Arms and torsos are magnet-ready for 3x1mm magnets, making weapon swaps straightforward and letting you configure each rider to match your preferred playstyle or army build.

Sculpted by Atlan Forge, these figures arrive as physical resin miniatures with supports already removed, cleaned, and ready to assemble and paint. Every surface rewards close attention, from the layered fur texture rippling across each boar's haunches, to the riveted armour panels, dangling skull ornaments, and bone-bound trophy racks decorating the riders. The beast barding is equally detailed, with armoured chest plates and flank guards that echo the crude, industrial aesthetic running through the entire Grokk range.

Each miniature is supplied with an oval base and scaled for 32mm wargaming. The squad of four gives you immediate tabletop presence as a fast, hard-hitting cavalry unit capable of anchoring a warband charge or threatening exposed flanks with overwhelming aggression.

These steps are designed to help you get confident, striking results on your mounted squad, whether you are working through all four riders at once or painting them one at a time.

1. Prime

• Use a grey or black spray primer for an even, adhesive base across fur, armour, and bone surfaces.
• A zenithal highlight over grey primer, using white from directly above, will help define the raised fur texture before you apply any colour.

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat all armour panels with a dark metallic such as Leadbelcher or Boltgun Metal, applied in thin, even coats.
• Pick out the red leather straps, pouches, and grip wraps with a deep red base such as Mephiston Red or Khorne Red.

3. Trim and Details

• Wash all metallic armour surfaces with Nuln Oil to settle into the recesses and build immediate depth.
• Drybrush raised edges lightly with Ironbreaker or Chainmail to restore metallic sheen on the panel corners and rivets.

4. Weapons

• Apply a basecoat of dark metal to blades, axe heads, and spear tips, then edge highlight with a bright silver such as Runefang Steel.
• Paint wooden or bone-inlaid shaft sections with Zandri Dust, wash with Agrax Earthshade, and highlight back up with Ushabti Bone.

5. Weathering

• Stipple Rhinox Hide or a dark brown around lower armour panels and hooves to suggest mud and battlefield wear.
• Apply small scratches and chips to armour using a fine brush loaded with dark brown, followed by a thin silver line along the upper edge of each chip.

6. Bases

• Cover the base with texture paste such as Astrogranite or Stirland Mud, dry, then drybrush with a pale grey or bone tone to lift the surface detail.
• Add tufts or small stones to break up the surface and ground the warboars convincingly on the tabletop.

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