"28mm Goblins With Swords" Topic

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79thPA	22 Jun 2020 6:34 a.m. PST
Some old Ral Partha goblins there. The Iron Wind prices have just gotten insane IMO.
Der Krieg Geist	28 Jun 2020 10:23 p.m. PST
The First Goblin is a Chaz Elliot, ZN Games I think. The four smallest ones (two of each) are Ral Parthas by Tom Meier. The little guy with the hooked nose and wide short sword is a Harlequin Hobbies The one with two swords, Nick Lund, probably old Citadel since his work got less refined looking when he sculpted for Grenadier. Grinning one with scale mail is Tim Prow, HeartBreaker Working from memory only. The one I am not positive about is the first one. I am familiar with it but cannot put a definitive finger on it. Hope that helps to fill you in. :) I am a bit curious……did you pay the painting service? They did not follow a single instruction you gave them?!?!?!
Editor in Chief Bill	30 Jun 2020 1:29 p.m. PST
did you pay the painting service? They did not follow a single instruction you gave them?!?!?! Yes. They messed up on the instructions, but the figures turned out nice anyway.
Der Krieg Geist	01 Jul 2020 5:40 a.m. PST
That was pretty okay of you :) I would have sent them back for a repaint at the least or CC refund if they were unwilling. Glad it turned out for you in any event. Did the IDs i gave you,help? There are so many different imaginative interpretations of Goblins available on the miniature market,it reminds me of the movie "Labyrinth" in that no two look even vaguely the same yet are clearly recognizable as goblins. :)

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