model help - Dwarf in robes?

[Sinewgrab]

So, I am building a themed army based off of White Knight's Renaissance-ish dwarves and the old Marauder dwarves that I am planning on painting in Spanish colors - they are my Conquistadwarves...

And since I will be using them in Fantasy, I was strongly considering making a Slayer unit that was made up of dwarves in robes to resemble Jesuit priests, but I really don't trust my greenstuff skills to pull off the conversions.  Anyone know of Dwraves in vaguely priestlike robes that would match up to these 28s?

[white knight]

Previous edition multipart night goblin robed bodies with weaponswaps and separate heads from my range?

[white knight]

Or use the previous edition multipart plastic dwarfs and cover the chainmail in greenstuff (or carve it off) to turn it into robes.

[Andrew May]

Probably too much hassle to convert these?

Cavalcade also do these:


But you probably knew that!

[Andrew May]

The old Vendel range has unarmoured dwarfs too, extending the "robes" should be simple.
http://www.sgmm.biz/Dwarves_c_66.html

[Sinewgrab]

Previous edition multipart night goblin robed bodies with weaponswaps and separate heads from my range?

That...that's brilliant.  Where are my older goblins!?  I still have heads left from my last order of your figures....

[white knight]

They were too big for proper goblins, so might work as ascetic dwarf bodies...

[Vern]

Tin Man Miniatures did a Dwarven Monk a few years back which might suit - can't find it on his site though 

[Sinewgrab]

They were too big for proper goblins, so might work as ascetic dwarf bodies...

Actually, it seems to work - I just have to find some arms that will work as the goblin hands look ridiculous on thin dwarfs.  I am going to have to raid my local dwarf fanatic's stash.  I'll post pics when I get them more kitted out.