M Barrett The Ratt

Every gang member worth their scars has a story written in rust and gunpowder, and M Barrett The Ratt is no exception. This 29mm resin miniature from DakkaDakka captures a battle-hardened underhive survivor mid-swagger, one foot raised on a rubble pile of broken machinery and a defeated foe, laspistol tucked under one arm and a battered staff weapon leaning at her side.

Sculpted with incredible detail, Barrett wears a tattered longcoat over layered armour plating, a braided rope scarf coiled around her neck, and a distinctive monocle lens over one eye. A cog emblem sits centre-chest, hinting at mechanical allegiance, while her ragged cape and worn boots speak to years surviving in the depths below the city.

This model arrives in 2 parts: the figure itself and a highly detailed scenic rubble base featuring crushed panels, exposed pipes, and a skull half-buried in debris. Whether used as a gang member leader, a hired gun, or a campaign champion, Barrett commands attention on any tabletop. The model measures 29mm from feet to eyes.

Designed for resin 3D printing by the DakkaDakka studio, this miniature is supplied unpainted and may require minor cleanup before assembly. Compatible with standard 32mm round bases.

Barrett rewards a grimy, worn paint approach that suits any underhive gang member aesthetic. Layering grime over strong base colours will bring her story to life.

1. Prime

• Prime with grey or black spray for a natural shadow base that suits the dark underhive tone

2. Armour Base

• Basecoat armour plates in a deep olive drab or dark leather brown
• Apply a muted dark teal or charcoal to the longcoat for contrast against the armour

3. Trim and Details

• Pick out the cog emblem and rope scarf in warm brass and dirty cream respectively
• Paint the monocle lens with a hot orange or red to draw the eye upward to the face

4. Weapons

• Paint the laspistol in dark gunmetal with a worn silver drybrush on raised edges
• Add chipped yellow hazard markings to the staff weapon for underhive character

5. Weathering

• Apply a dark brown wash across all surfaces, letting it pool in recesses of the coat and armour
• Stipple orange rust effects onto metal areas and drybrush light grey over the cape tears

6. Bases

• Paint rubble in concrete grey, pipes in oxidised copper, and the buried skull in aged bone with a dark wash to tie the whole gang member model together