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Da Red Gobbo is back with another festive miniature – and this time he’s got himself a Squigmobile. Just make sure you’re out of the way – we’re not convinced he knows how to stop! Da Red Gobbo’s Squigmobile is a roaring, clanking contraption geared towards delivering presents at exceptionally high speed, which we dare say channels more than a few Wazdakka Gutsmek vibes. His long-suffering ‘elf’ assistant looks frankly miserable in the bomb-shaped sidecar – which honestly might just be a live bomb – but knowing what a jolly fellow Da Red Gobbo can be, he’s probably overreacting. See, da Gobbo is a safety-conscious boss. He’s even wearing a helmet.*This miniature will be available to pre-order soon, and if you want to use it in some fun casual games, make sure to grab this year’s Festive Activities Guide from your local Warhammer store in November. It contains Legends rules for Warhammer 40,000, Nemesis Operatives rules for Kill Team, and as unlikely as it sounds, Blood Bowl rules. Alongside the Squigmobile, our favourite yuletide revolutionary stars in a brand-new novella from Chem Dog author Callum Davis – Da Red Gobbo’s Reckoning.
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