RPG Model

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MINIATURE ROCKET PROPELLED GRENADE 1:4 SCALE MODEL

NICKNAMED "BUGOUT" | 1:4 DIE CAST METAL MODEL 

Meet "Bugout", inspired by one of Sarge's finest. You know him as Anthony, who goes by call sign 'Bugout' in his GoatGuns customization videos. 

Close only counts when it comes to horseshoes and hand grenades. Sarge took it a few steps further.  The beauty of the green warhead, red wood and black body is one spectacle from the model gods. 


ABOUT THE MINI RPG

  • REAL Pterocarpus Soyauxii wood heat shield (same as our gun model rack)
  • 14" in length
  • Weighs in at a hefty 5 ounces
  • Die cast metal and real wood
  • Dummy warhead comes out maximum 4" at 1mph 
  • Trigger squeezes 
  • Flip up front and rear sights

HISTORY OF

The RPG, or Rocket-Propelled Grenade, is a family of portable, shoulder-fired anti-tank weapons originally designed in the Soviet Union during the mid-20th century. These are designed to fire rockets or grenades at armored vehicles and fortifications. When fired, the rocket is propelled by a backblast created by the rocket motor, and it follows a trajectory to the target.

One of the most iconic RPGs is the RPG-7, which was introduced in the 1960s and has been widely used by military forces and insurgent groups around the world. It is known for its simplicity, reliability, and effectiveness against armored vehicles. The RPG's legacy includes its significant impact on modern infantry warfare, as it provides a relatively low-cost and portable means of countering armored threats. It remains in use in various forms and has seen extensive combat throughout its history.

Get your shot at history with a miniature RPG model from GoatGuns today! Build, collect and display it on desk for all to wow over.

    SIZE & COLOR

    • Black. Forest Green. Wood grain. Sounds like the makings of a sweet '72 Bronco.
    • 14" (35cm) in length. Weighs 5 ounces.

    GETTING STARTED

    • Some assembly required. Takes 5-10 minutes to build. Instructions included. 
    • Display stand included. RPG is also compatible with display rack.

    Your nextdesk obsession.

    Owners describe keeping their models on desks, shelves and office displays. Add a little of what you love to your setup, with details you can enjoy long after the build.

    A hand reaches for a GoatGuns miniature model in a collection beside a gaming computer and keyboard

    Collection inspiration. Other models & rack shown are sold separately.

    What owners come back for.

    Hands assembling a miniature AR15 model

    The weight. The detail.

    Owners love the substantial diecast feel and the details that reward a closer look. Build it, pick it up, and give it a spot within reach on your desk or shelf.

    A smiling woman holding a boxed GoatGuns collectible model

    A gift they want to show off.

    Gift buyers tell us about excited builds, photos sent straight after assembly, and models proudly put on display. Pick a design they love and give them something they’ll want to show off.

    Nick’s GoatGuns model collection on shelves and display racks

    One model becomes a collection.

    For some owners, the first build is just the beginning. They come back for another favorite design, add their own touches, and turn a desk or shelf into a collection worth showing off.

    Good questions. Straight answers.

    Do they shoot?

    No, recruit. Not now. Not ever. GoatGuns are non-firing collectible models. The only “pew” comes from you.

    What are GoatGuns made of?

    Small scale. Serious heft.

    These aren't no flimsy little plastic things! GoatGuns are hefty diecast metal collectibles with a satisfying weight in your hand. That first pick-up is often the surprise—owners always tell us they’re heavier than expected.

    Majority of GoatGuns are diecast metal. Some have hard plastic acrylic parts where the real version would.

    How much assembly is involved?

    The hands-on build is the best part! GoatGuns snap or screw together. Assembly takes between 5-15 minutes. Instructions supplied with each model.

    Can I customize my model?

    Heck yes you can! If you can spray paint a donkey, you can spray paint a GoatGun.

    Make it YOURS with our attachments or your own handy skills! Check out our attachments to build a setup with some personality.

    Your collection, your style. Sarge approves.