Games Workshop Orc & Goblin Tribes Orc Boyz Mob | 416 Plastic Minis, 35 Bases & Transfer Sheet

Overview

Step into the chaotic world of Warhammer The Old World with the Orc & Goblin Tribes Orc Boyz Mob. This kit offers a sizable, ready-to-expand unit built for customization, painting, and tabletop presence. The model range invites you to craft a distinctive horde, with plenty of character in each pose and detail, whether you’re cataloging a sprawling army or planning a dramatic siege narrative.

What’s in the box

The set bundles 416 plastic components and 35 Citadel 30mm square bases, giving you ample material to assemble a cohesive unit. You also receive 1x Orc Transfer Sheet featuring 75 waterslide transfers to decorate your models with faction insignia and personal markings. This combination makes it easier to tailor the unit’s look to your army’s theme and story.

• 31 brutal infantry to smash aside the enemies of Orc & Goblin Tribes
• Choice of crude but effective weapons for your Orcs, offering customization options
• Includes parts to build a boss, musician, and banner bearer for your unit
• This miniature is supplied unpainted and requires assembly

Why this kit matters for your army

The Orc Boyz Mob is designed for players who enjoy converting, painting, and expanding their horde. With multiple weapon options, you can create varied poses and loadouts that reflect your battle plan. The transfer sheet lets you add clan marks and unit insignia, helping your models stand out on the tabletop without needing separate decals. This kit is a practical option for growing a Warhammer force while maintaining a cohesive visual identity across the squad.

• 416 plastic components provide ample parts for dynamic poses and varied silhouettes
• 35 bases enable a cohesive, portable unit on 30mm bases
• The boss, musician, and banner bearer add leadership and flavor to the squad
• Waterslide transfers offer decorative options to personalize each figure

Assembly and hobby notes

All miniatures in this kit are supplied unpainted and require assembly. If you’re new to the hobby, plan your build in stages, wash and prime the parts, and test-fit poses before gluing. Painting can be done gradually to achieve a unified look across the unit. The result is a personalized army block that aligns with your preferred storytelling approach, whether you stage friendly skirmishes or epic campaigns.