Gobber Chavs

In the Alien Humanoids section of the Bestiary on the WOIN website (a fantastic resource, by the way) is an entry for a Gobber Scavenger. Gobbers are gibbering, scrappy, little goblinoid thieves which attack in packs. They are rank grade 5 and individually are rather weak, but in numbers, they can be quite bothersome.

These five figures were sculpted by Kevin White for his Hasslefree Miniatures company but sadly, are no longer available for sale. From left to right are Wakka, armed with two Slugger Pistols, Asbo, armed with a Laser Pistol (it's tucked into the right side of his jeans) and a knife, Arkid who is armed with a broken bottle (counts as a knife), Aylaa, armed with a laser pistol, and Stella, armed with a blaster pistol. Note that Arkid has his left hand thrust down his pants as he plays with himself!

Gobbers have three special exploits -
Pack Attack. Gobbers work together well. Any allies adjacent to the victim count as flanking, gaining the +1d6 bonus to attack. When four or more Gobbers are adjacent to the victim, the victim becomes overwhelmed, and becomes Fatigued at the beginning of their turn.
Snatch. A Gobber can make an attack to snatch a weapon or item from an adjacent foe.
Death from on High. Gobbers can drop down on their opponent from at least 5' above him, making a claw attack. This knocks the opponent prone as well as doing the Gobber's normal damage (2d6+2 piercing damage).

These are fun figures, who would work just as well as perps in a Judge Dredd game. I do like that they are all dressed as Chavs, which just seems so appropriate for them.
To the left of here is the illustration used for a Gobber Scavenger in the Alien Humanoids section of the Bestiary. I think these figures are a good match for him. There is a good chance that this group will pop up in my The Ace of Spades Campaign as a minor distraction for the crew.