Khan De Golda Tooth - 45mm Resin Miniature

Khan De Golda Tooth arrives as a single physical resin miniature, standing approximately 45mm from top to bottom, cast in clean grey resin with supports already removed and surfaces cleaned, ready to assemble and paint straight from the box. Supplied unpainted. The kit contains 12 parts, giving you a rewarding build with meaningful assembly that benefits from careful dry-fitting before any glue is applied.

This is a hulking warlord figure drawn from the brutal, bellowing ranks of greenskin warfare, sculpted with the savage, swaggering energy that defines the greatest of orc commanders. He carries a massive cleaver in one fist and hoists a small goblin ally above his head, that smaller figure clutching a pistol and ready to unload into whatever unfortunate opponent stands in their way. A ferocious beast skull adorns his belt buckle, his armour is layered with bone, plate, and claw, and the rubble base beneath his feet is littered with the remains of those who came before. Every surface rewards a close brush and a patient painter.

Sculpted by DakkaDakka, this piece carries the same dense, characterful quality found across the wider range, with expressive faces, layered textures across armour panels, and a dynamic pose that reads well from any angle on the tabletop or display shelf.

Khan De Golda Tooth is a commanding centrepiece model, equally at home leading a warband on the battlefield or standing alone as a showcase piece for a painted collection. Two head options are included in the kit, giving you the choice between a roaring bare-faced orc wearing a horned fur hat and a more armoured alternative, so the finished model reflects your own vision for the character.

The layered armour, expressive faces, and textured base all offer distinct areas to develop. Work through the model methodically, completing each material type before moving to the next, and the results will hold together strongly across the whole piece.

1. Prime

• Apply a grey or black primer across all assembled parts, ensuring full coverage in recessed areas around the armour plates and the beast skull belt fitting.

2. Armour Base

• Base the metal armour plates in a dark iron or gunmetal tone, keeping coverage even across the larger shoulder and chest sections.
• Pick out leather straps and cloth panels in a warm brown or deep ochre to separate them cleanly from the metal.

3. Trim and Details

• Highlight the armour edges with a bright silver or steel, focusing on raised rims and corners to push definition across the layered plates.
• Paint the bone elements, including the beast skull buckle and any trophy pieces, in a warm cream base shaded down into the recesses with a thin brown wash.

4. Weapons

• Basecoat the cleaver blade in a dark steel, then draw a fine highlight along the cutting edge to suggest a sharpened surface.
• Paint the pistol held by the goblin in a contrasting dark metal with a spot of brass or copper on any mechanical detailing.

5. Weathering

• Apply a thin brown or dark grey wash across all armour panels and weapons to settle into recesses and tie the palette together.
• Add streaks of rust using a sponge or stippling brush on the lower armour sections and the blade to suggest hard use and long campaigns.

6. Bases

• Paint the rubble base in a stone grey, wash it with a dark shade, and drybrush with a lighter grey. Pick out the small skulls embedded in the debris with a bone tone to add a finishing storytelling detail.

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