adds Dwarf swordsmen to his army.
I mentioned previously that I had a stash of Goblin figures that I had collected haphazardly over the years, and that I finally sent them to my friends in Ukraine – Old Guard Painters – to have them painted.
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"Goblin standardbearers"
This time, it's the standardbearers that have been mounted and are ready for gaming!
Originally, there were three standardbearers, but I was too rough with one of them and it snapped off at the ankles! One forgets how fragile the old lead figures are.
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"Goblin standards"
One figure has a cast-on banner, while the other figure has so much decoration it might not need one (and the bird is sort of in the way!).
This banner was done freehand by the painting service.
I mounted the figures on steel disks, both for added stability and so they will stick to magnet-lined storage boxes.
I neglected to keep a record of what figures these were. One has now been identified as a Grenadier Goblin Command figure from the Fantasy Legends line (not known if still available, as that company is long gone and the molds sold off). If you recognize the one with the fur cloak, speak up! 
The figure is composed of three parts: body, standard, and horn/club. I had to drill the hand out to take the horn, resulting in a very delicate connection point. Club or horn? I guessed horn, so I added some black to suggest an opening there.
I love the sculpting on the pelt.
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"Goblin standard"
The shish kabob of heads is suitably gruesome for a Goblin trophy or standard.
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"Goblin standard"
More Goblins coming soon!