An early Gnoll figure
These are very old sculpts again from the early 80's and like the early Dwarves, have loads of character. I am going to base them ready to play Hordes of the Things, so with a 60mm wide front. To get more on this 'Horde' base I'm going to make it deeper than usual, at 60mm rather than 40mm. A true horde of unwashed critters to swarm over anyone who stands in their way.
They are painted quickly using just base colours. Mostly WWII German uniform colours for skins tones, then washed with Delvan mud ink wash from GW. Nice and quick and effective.
The red/brown skin tone is musket brown from Foundry.
To get the true feeling of the base being a horde, I added a few extra tiny Lesser Goblins at the back. It's numbers that count with Goblins.
The figures are old Citadel Greater Goblins/ Gnoll sculptures. I like them a lot and will try to give each Goblin horde it's own identity. This group has one side of its face covered in white warpaint.
German uniform grey and greens made really good skins colours for these chaps.
Cool stuff! I can see some Alternative Armies lesser goblins in there too!!!
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Great stuff there
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Looks quite cool, I like their rough and gritty appearance. Oldies but goldies, as they say.
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SG
Fabuloso! Old Skool Goblins.
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Many thanks for yours figurines and yours cartoons
great painting and the old figures are fantastic...champion
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