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The Rockgut Troggoths are a durable and versatile unit for Warhammer Age of Sigmar players seeking a heavy-hitting frontline force. Designed for hobbyists aged 12 and up, these models offer exceptional customization through a vast selection of interchangeable parts, making them perfect for those who want their army to look truly unique. The primary caveat is that the assembly requires precise model-building skills, as the kit includes 91 components that demand attention to detail to achieve the intended poses.
| Model Part Number | 89-33 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Games Workshop |
No, the Rockgut Troggoths come as unpainted plastic components on sprues and require assembly.
These models are specifically designed for the Warhammer Age of Sigmar game system and are intended for use with Gloomspite Gitz armies.
You will need plastic clippers, a hobby knife for deburring, and specialized plastic glue.
Each kit includes enough components to build three individual Rockgut Troggoth models.
No, glue, paints, and hobby tools are sold separately.
Dry-fit the parts without glue first to identify the locking points, then use a small amount of plastic glue to allow for slight adjustments before it sets.
Use a small amount of plastic filler or a mixture of plastic glue and shavings from the sprue to fill the seams, then sand smooth once dried.
To assemble your Rockgut Troggoths, you will need a set of plastic clippers, hobby-grade plastic glue, and a sharp hobby knife for cleaning mold lines. Begin by dry-fitting the torso and limb components to determine your preferred pose before applying glue. Given the 50mm base size, ensure you use enough adhesive to secure the models firmly. For care, store the finished models in a foam-lined carrying case to prevent damage to the delicate stony textures and protruding rock elements. Keep the models away from extreme heat sources, as the high-quality plastic can warp if exposed to intense, direct sunlight or heaters.
