Games Workshop Warhammer 40,000: Orks Squighog Boyz – Nob on Smasha Squig Kit

Charge into gaming sessions with a setup that captures the kinetic chaos of Warhammer 40,000 Orks. The Squighog Boyz kit from Games Workshop lets you build one Nob on Smasha Squig, three Squighog Boyz, and one Bomb Squig, all molded with dynamic poses and rugged detailing. This plastic set is designed for hobbyists who enjoy turning a tabletop moment into a story — the moment when a squad barrels forward, fists ready and gadgets rattling.

Each miniature is crafted to convey motion: bent knees, twisted torsos, and limbs that suggest speed and impact. The backstory elements are vivid: a saddled crew member who pelts foes with whatever he can grab, and Bomb Squigs that streak toward the frontline with a menacing intent. The combination of armored scales, exposed gears, and snarling faces helps evoke a sense of raw, kinetic energy during gameplay.

What you get in the box

• 1x Nob on Smasha Squig (slugga or big choppa option)
• 3x Squighog Boyz with rokkit propelled stikkas
• 1x Bomb Squig for dramatic entry scenarios
• Bases: 90mm Oval, 75mm Round (x3), and 25mm Round
• 104 plastic components to assemble the full unit

The set comes unpainted and unassembled. You will likely want Citadel Plastic Glue and Citadel paints to bring the models to life on your shelf or gaming table. The design includes customization options for the Nob: two helmet/face options and two shoulder pad styles, plus a back mounted option on the squig mount for a personalized look.

Playstyle and storytelling possibilities

Squighog Boyz are built to emphasize speed and impact as your forces close with the enemy. The rokkit propelled stikkas offer a ranged element that can help soften tougher armor before the charge. The presence of Bomb Squigs adds a narrative crunch, think of a fuse of controlled chaos that can shift engagement priorities on the tabletop.

• Dynamic, charge-focused visuals that enhance your battle scenes
• Rokkit stikkas offer early game damage potential
• Narrative moments with the saddlegit and bomb squig add flavor to your army
• Compatible with standard Warhammer 40,000 gaming formats and Ork themed forces

The kit is a sturdy foundation for hobbyists who enjoy painting and storytelling on the table. It works well with bold color schemes or weathered metallics, and it can be painted to match an existing Ork army. While the models arrive unpainted, the assembly is straightforward for experienced hobbyists and accessible for those new to building plastic kits. If you prefer a quick start, you can focus on the core figures first to start your battleground narrative sooner.