Orks: Big Mek Dakkarig
Big Dakka Wherever You Need It.
Big Mek Dakkarigs provide a stable firing platform for heavy firepower. Lumbering relentlessly forward, they unleash corkscrewing hails of rokkits and hurricanes of dakka from their screaming blitzkannons, while their gleeful pilot is protected from return fire by a crackling kustom force field. First seen in the Warhammer 40,000: Armageddon launch box, the Dakkarig is now available on its own to support your Ork armies in Warhammer 40,000.
Why You Need It
Ridiculous Firepower: Armed with a recklessly rapid-firing blitzkannon and a multi-busta launcha to unleash hails of missiles, it can take on everything from masses of infantry to light armour.
Stompy and Armoured: If the enemy gets too close, the heavy stomping feet and sheer armoured bulk will make them regret it.
A Well-Protected Pilot: The Big Mek rider is protected by a kustom force field and large armour plates, so he'll stick around long enough to do some damage.
Clan Colours Made Easy: The included transfer sheet covers six Ork clans, so the rig can match any Waaagh!
What’s Inside the Box?
This push-fit plastic kit contains 44 components to build 1 Big Mek Dakkarig (walker and Big Mek pilot):
Miniature: 1x Big Mek Dakkarig with blitzkannon, multi-busta launcha and kustom force field.
Base: 1x Citadel 90mm Round Hex Hole Base.
Transfers: 1x Orks Transfer Sheet with 385 waterslide transfers, including symbols and icons for the Goffs, Bad Moons, Snakebites, Evil Suns, Blood Axes and Deathskulls, plus universal Ork glyphs, symbols and decorations.
Instructions: 1x construction guide.
This push-fit miniature requires assembly and is supplied unpainted.
Kit Specs
| Faction | Orks |
| Game System | Warhammer 40,000 |
| Models | 1 Big Mek Dakkarig |
| Components | 44 (push-fit plastic) |
| Base | 90mm Round Hex Hole |
| Transfers | Orks Transfer Sheet (385 transfers) |
More Dakka, On Legs
When a gun gets too big to carry, a Big Mek gives it legs. Point it at the enemy and let it stomp.
"It's not too big. Da enemy's just too far away."