ROUND 1 Goblins and Dai-bakemono vs 15mm Refugees

[Captain Blood]

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[Doomhippie]

I find the secon entry here very touching. However, it's almost impossible to get the same amount of detail as a 28 mm miniature on a 15 mm miniature. And in this specific case the 28's have a lot of lovely details.

[jamesmanto]

I like the 15mm subject but I would have wanted to see a bit more shading or highlights to make the details pop better.

[DeafNala]

I think (sometimes) that both sets of minis are FINELY DONE examples of just how WONDERFUL the Little Folk can look. The larger figures have a certain advantage in what can be achieved...also, with the failings of my old eyes, what can be seen.

[Pil]

Two very nice entries. The first shows excellent painting in an unfortunately largely out of focus picture, only two models are sharp which is a real shame as they look very interesting. The second entry really carries with it the weight and sadness of the refugees, and I think that is quite an achievement for such tiny models.

[Bobbo]

The painting on the goblins is amazing, but the theme and feeling on the refugees is great.  This was a tough decision.

[stevedaccs]

Really difficult on this one - I love the goblins and think the detail on them is excellent. The refugees are exceptional as well - very difficult to compete with 15mm figures but these are great work.

It looks like the competition is going to be a tough one this year!

[Rufus T. Firefly]

The goblins are fantastic, but as somewhat of a fancier of small scale models, I feel I should champion the underdog! An inventive fulfillment of the bonus theme swung my vote here.