Warhammer 40000 Novelty Gobbo Bauble

Da Red Gobbo has become synonymous with the holiday season, and the illustration on this tin bauble captures the original holiday miniature. If you're looking to add a little more Warhammer flair to your tree this year, this is a marvellous way to do it.

Framed by a festive crimson red and falling snow, the Red Gobbo stands tall, holding aloft a tree branch topped with his iconic yellow star. Rendered in loving detail, from his fur-lined longcoat, to his candy-striped shoota, this somewhat-heroic figure is ready to rally your family to a fantastic holiday full of mischief and good cheer.

This tin bauble measures approximately 68mm in diameter. It includes a bright red ribbon with which to hang it.

A novelty ornament for your Christmas tree

Add some Warhammer flair to your holiday celebrations

Features artwork capturing the first Red Gobbo holiday miniature

• Collecting and Building: Players collect highly detailed plastic or resin miniatures, which are supplied as kits that must be assembled and painted.
• Playing the Game: Two or more players use dice and a tape measure to move their miniature armies across a battlefield with custom terrain. The goal is to score victory points by completing missions and controlling objectives, typically over five turns.
• Army Building: Players create armies of a chosen size, measured in "points," where each model and weapon has a point value. This system is used to ensure battles are balanced between opposing forces

Product Specifications

• Collecting and Building: Players collect highly detailed plastic or resin miniatures, which are supplied as kits that must be assembled and painted.
• Playing the Game: Two or more players use dice and a tape measure to move their miniature armies across a battlefield with custom terrain. The goal is to score victory points by completing missions and controlling objectives, typically over five turns.
• Army Building: Players create armies of a chosen size, measured in "points," where each model and weapon has a point value. This system is used to ensure battles are balanced between opposing forces