The second mob of 35 Night Goblin spearmen is complete and joining the fray. As before, I have added netters and a Fanatic to the ranks for maximum mayhem.
I have more Fanatics to paint up that are not included in my starter army list. In battle, each mob will be lead by a Big Boss, turning it into a respectable fighting formation. A standard, full rank bonus, five extra spear attacks, a 5 in 6 chance of the attackers losing a point of strength – as long as they don’t have to take a leadership test, these guys are doing alright.
The Lost and the Damned 
I think they look great! :-)
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Thank you, so do I ;)
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Perfect – exactly how a Night Goblin unit should look!!!
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Thank you, I am very happy with how they turned out, though it took me a while go get through all the ranks.
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Fantastic. I love the work you put into these oldhammer minis, especially because I recognise that I couldn’t bring myself to spend so long on each 2 1\2 point model.
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Thanks, painting goblins is a calling I think. The sculpts have just the right amount of detail and a whole lot of character, so they are fun to paint.
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Great stuff. I have loads of these little guys to paint up the lead pile as well.
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Nice, looking forward to more Night Goblins emerging from their caves on my reading list then!
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Love this group as well! You do goblins right!
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Thank you, I think I found my recipe.
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Like the lads have said before! great work! I just love the guy with the giant mace in full swing!!
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Thank you! He gets pushed out in front of advancing enemies, but then goes spinning out of control afterwards, as is the way of those crazy goblins.
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Beautiful work on these chaps. I always had a heart for Goblins. Great desaturated skin tones. With the yellow crescent and black gowns the eye has lots to take in, without getting overwhelmed.
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Thank you, I think with this scheme they are colourful without being too colourful if that makes sense.
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