As I mentioned yesterday and Friday, I finished painting a regiment of Night Goblins armed with spears. The figures are from the Warhammer 7th Edition starter set, which had a healthy number of goblins in it, and which I supplemented with eBay. As I mentioned on Friday, I painted these exclusively at work, and it took me around five hours, plus time to clean, base, and prep the figures at home. Not too bad, other than being spread out over four years...
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30 mean little buggers with pointy sticks |
For comparison purposes, here are some prior goblins. The newer ones have much blacker cloaks, and are somewhat sharper.
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Old, new, new, old, new, old |
Here is a closeup of the two unit champions. The new one on the left has a much sharper looking shield, since it has about 5 layers of highlights, as compared to just two or so on the older one. The dags I attempted on the newer one's sword did not come out so well, less so with the sponge effect weathering (which itself is hard to see here)
As you can see, the figures still need a matte spray finish, as well as flock and static grass before they are 100% completed, but painting is done, and that is the part that always takes me the most time.
I really enjoy night goblins, which is good, since I have a bunch of fanatics, another regiment of spears, and one of archers as well to build up and paint. After that I have a couple of trolls to convert, and by time I actually get around to all of these, the 9th edition should be here, and hopefully it will have new rescaled plastic standard/forest goblins as well. (and plastic squigs?) So plenty to look forward to in the future.
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