Another Ral Partha AD&D Goblin

I'm not exactly sure where I found this goblin, but my best guess is in the the bits bin at one of my local game stores.  I think I pulled him out along with several of his brothers after I recognized them as the AD&D Ral Partha goblins. The sculptor for these models (Bob Olley?) has done a brilliant job in my mind.

I've got 3 or 4 dozen of these guys unpainted, along with some that I painted back in the 90's.  I think they would make a great war band ...

Here is Mr. Goblin with another fellow from his tribe I painted earlier.

Reaper Bones Goblin Commander

Behold the Bones Goblin Commander.  All tremble in his wake!

This is another model from the Reaper Bones II Expansion Set #1.

This model was painted fairly quickly by my standards...in 6 or 7 hours.  I under painted him in shades of black, white and grey and then used glazes to bring in the color.  After I glaze a few layers, I usually drop in some more really dark shadows around borders of areas.  After that, I highlight the mini with glazes.

This mini will make a fine leader for my Bones goblins painted several years ago.  I sprayed the model with 2 layers of Dullcote to make sure it wont scratch during RPG sessions. 

Another monster model added to my army!

1990's Ral Partha Goblin

I present to you a Ral Partha Goblin from the 1990's.  This fellow has a very nice flail...I called it a morning star when I was a kid...but I think it is a flail.  He looks very devious...I really love the nose. 

I used Citadel Ironbreaker metal paint on this guy and some Citadel washes to kind of weather the metal a bit.

This goblin looks like he would have NO problem fighting dirty in the dungeon.  I think I'm going to call him "Cheap Shot".

I still have trouble trying to figure out what colors a goblin would wear... I opted for forest and earth tones.