Display Case for Warhammer®+ Bazdrogg Nekk-choppa

The Ironjawz are a terrifying, muscle-packed confederation of Orruk war clans who rampage and riot across the Mortal Realms. The most brutal of these monstrous Orruk are the Megabosses. Clad in layers of thick iron, adorned in a collection of decapitated trophies and wielding a massive axe, Bazdrogg Nekk-choppa will lead your Ironjawz to victory on the battlefields of the Mortal Realms.

This imposing Commemorative Series miniature is packed with character and unique details, making for an excellent display project. Our Limited Edition case helps you create an Ironjawz display that showcases and protects your mighty Megaboss. Featuring Officially Licensed artwork,  and a foam insert to reduce slipping, you can effortlessly bring your Bazdrogg Nekk-choppa Warhammer+ Commemorative Series miniature to life and keep him protected from the elements. 

We craft our display cases with Warhammer collectors in mind. This is why we ensure that all of our cases in our Warhammer range feature an intuitive magnetic lid for easy access.

What will the display case feature? 

• Protected - Ensure the Ironjawz Megaboss is protected from UV rays and accidental damage.

• Easy access - Effortlessly access your Bazdrogg Nekk-choppa miniature by lifting the magnetic lid for quick adjustments or removing the case from the base for comprehensive access.

• Officially Licensed Artwork - Exclusive back panel print that has been designed in-house by our talented team of designers.

• Exclusivity - Only available for a limited time, grab yours before it’s too late. 

Premium Materials

• 5mm matt black acrylic display case, assembled with our uniquely designed screws and connector cubes, allowing you to easily secure the case together.

• 3mm foam insert with a central cutout for the miniature base to reduce movement.

• Black magnets recessed in the base to keep the case securely in place

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