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Warhammer The Old World Goblins
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About the Project
Tracking my progress at building a WHFB Goblin Army.
Related Game: Warhammer Fantasy Battles
Related Company: Games Workshop
Related Genre: Fantasy
This Project is Active
Doom Diver
The Doom Diver needed a more robust base, so used some magnets (normally used on x-wing miniatures) and some clear Perspex. Drilled out the diver to take the bigger magnet.
Painting the giant
Pre shading to help with where the highlights will be.
Blocking in some skin tones.Long time no update
Just over 1000pts built, a few more bits in boxes, but feels like I’m finally making progress on this project.
Test mini paint scheme
After looking around on the internet and YouTube I finally got down to testing out a paint scheme. It’s a mix of Warhammer TV and Stu from Miniature Realms Studio schemes to suit what I was after. Batch paint the first unit of 20 Night Goblins had commenced.
I actually started a few months ago
My brother had a copy of the 4th Edition WHFB box set back in the 1990s. He played High Elves so I played with the Goblins. 40k was more my thing back then. With all the talk of The Old World, last year I started collecting some models to build a 1000pt Goblin force, without breaking the bank. Initially this was going to be around 4th or 5th Edition. This has subsequently changed to 8th, which although I never played I had recommended to me. It also opens up some character options that 4th and 5th don’t have (Night Goblin Boss on Giant Cave Squig for example).
The force will end up being over 1000pts, basically because of a character I’ve recently purchased. I’ve assembled a lot of the force already. There’s some tidying up to do before starting to paint so I thought I’d document the project on here.
A quick pic of some fanatics to start.
