WW1 Fantasy Goblins Available

[black hat miniatures]

Hi

Apologies for the cross-post but it seems relevant to both boards...

The WW1 Fantasy Goblin range we recently bought are now available in the Black Hat Miniatures shop here:

http://www.blackhat.co.uk/online_shop/index.php?cPath=121_196_197

Some sample images:













Many thanks

Mike

[white knight]

Nice to see these released to the larger public!

[Lowtardog]

Congratulations Mike I hope these sell like hot cakes

[area23]

Great! Nice one!

[Evil Bob]

Those are really cool!

[Orctrader]

Hope they sell well.  They should do.

For anyone tempted who hasn't seen these close up, they are fantastic little sculpts that paint up well.

[Stavros Banjo]

Well I'm going to tread very, very carefully here before I talk myself into starting yet another project. So, let's just suppose a chap was to consider embarking on a spot of WW1 fantasy gaming, what other figures are out there? .....and please don't say loads because I've got no self-control or willpower 

Glad to see the goblins have found a great new home. Now please stop tempting me with them 

[Lowtardog]

Well I'm going to tread very, very carefully here before I talk myself into starting yet another project. So, let's just suppose a chap was to consider embarking on a spot of WW1 fantasy gaming, what other figures are out there? .....and please don't say loads because I've got no self-control or willpower 

Glad to see the goblins have found a great new home. Now please stop tempting me with them 

Hasslefree do Halflings as british

Akula, search for him on LAF has a range of Bob Olley Russians too

all 3 were to compliment each other for a Salute game

you could also use Quar if they took your fancy

[robh]

So, let's just suppose a chap was to consider embarking on a spot of WW1 fantasy gaming, what other figures are out there? .....and please don't say loads because I've got no self-control or willpower 

Wessex Games have a lovely range, Gnomes, Orcs and Dwarves. 
http://www.blease.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/WG.panzerfauste.html

The Panzerfauste Rules are also well worth getting if you enjoy a lighter view of WW1/WW2 gaming. Great fun.

[Za Zjurman]

Thank you all... This is all information I didn't need... Another game.. I must resist... 

[Mancha]

I'm glad to see these available again.

[twrchtrwyth]

Very cool.

[AKULA]

Congrats to Mike - am glad they went to a good home.

 

let's just suppose a chap was to consider embarking on a spot of WW1 fantasy gaming, what other figures are out there?

Click on my signature for Russian WW1-themed Dwarves, cossacks, angry trees, and soon a tank....go on you know you want to....

 

[area23]

At which point, do not forget the RAFM Death in the Dark WW1 dwarfs, by Bob Murch:
http://www.rafm.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Store_Code=RAF&Category_Code=DW

[rob_the_robgoblin]

Congrats to Mike - am glad they went to a good home.

 


Click on my signature for Russian WW1-themed Dwarves, cossacks, angry trees, and soon a tank....go on you know you want to....

 

A TANK?!  Oh dear...

I have all the Akula WW1 range, very, very nice range, highly recommended. I can't wait to get some Gobbos too!

There's quite a few Fantasy 20th century mechanised warfare ranges out there. I blend them up a bit, shake a little fantasy into there and see what happens.