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I am probably one of the biggest fans of squigs ever. In my 1200pt army, I've included 245pts of squigly goodness (15 Hoppers and a Mangler Squig). I know that a lot of people are struggling with getting themselves a mangler squig as there isn't a model for them yet, but I've made a list of the different ways to have a Mangler Squig:

Skarsnik's Gobbla model - Not recommended; WAY too expensive!

Nigh Goblin Warboss on Giant Squig - Too much work; got to Dremel down the guy, then green stuff it.

Cave Squig/Gnarly Cave Squig - Look too much like normal Squigs; could be a Squig herd that has done a Squigs Go Wild!

Green Stuff Squig - I (personally) can't make green stuff models, but you may have more luck; a lot of work, though...

The Chase - Very good option; easy, quick and looks awsome. (If you don't know what The Chase is, it is a Collector's model/diorama done by Games Workshop that consists of a small baby squig, a Night Goblin that is taunting it, then (the model that you would use for a mangler squig) a big daddy squig that is huffing and puffing behind the night goblin; looks brilliant).


Hope that was usefull to any other Squig-loving O+G player.

Earlier today, I had a battle against my younger brother (he used my Dad's Dwarfs) and won. However, the only reason I won was because of my Squigs.

My mangler Squig took out 4 miners and a cannon in 2 turns, and didn't suffer a single wound. My squig hoppers blitzed through a load of thunderers, aswell. Off the subject of the Squig carnage, my fanatics tore through the Dwarf lord, taking off 2 wounds.

I was absolutely amazed at how good all of my Random Movement and Random Direction stuff was.