Now that I've remembered the titling convention of the challenge. Here are some 20mm Goblins. 10 of 'em.
The last of the Caeser plastic set I had primed and based. You may remember their compatriots from last challenge.
The paint of choice for my goblin flesh was being a tad problematic, so these weren't as satisfying to paint as I'd hoped.
Hopefully you can make them out in the pictures, I was a little rushed as were getting ready to head down to the in-laws.
Hopefully I can get some 28mm going soon, but I do have quite bit of 20mm left.
Best of luck on your painting today.
These are some great looking goblins Sean! They have that classic eighties D&D look about them (those ears are awesome). I particularly like the chaps with the oversized stone hammers - they look like they'd fall over if they swung them over their heads!
These 10 dungeon denizens will give you 40 points - Great work!
It seems fitting that I should submit my last entry very late in the Challenge and make myself late to go kick other adults in the crotch.
Here's the lot of them, glue for flock still drying.
Caesar Fantasy Goblins and lone Dwarf,
Caesar Numidians and Orion Khazars,
Reaper Dwarf Dain from the Learn to paint intermediate armor kit.
I'll try to get a shot of everything I've done on my blog tomorrow. Thanks again Curt, it's been great and you've been awesome as usual. Thanks to everyone for making this thing what it is. I'd gush more but I am now 17 seconds late for a class 30 minutes away.
From Curt:
Haha! I hope you slip into your class unnoticed Sean. :o)
A great final entry with lots of colour and variation to be sure. That being said I have to say that that dwarf is the dog's dangles. I love his beard and the whacky horns on his helmet. Brilliant stuff Sean!
See you next time!