Goblin Army part 2

As promised here is the second part of the Goblin commission I recently completed; 20 Archers, a Spear Chucka and the completed Army Standard Bearer.

I found that after painting the banner the central design needed bringing out a little more, so I added some dagz to the edges to make it a little more striking.

Sourgutz Goblin Stikkaz occupy the hamlet of Twee. Who knows what

dastardly nastiness they've inflicted on the poor inhabitants?

 





That's all for now, cheers for looking :-)

 

Mike Mee





Orcs, orcs, orcs, orcs! Part 2

Click here to read Part 1 first.

This is the second part in my series on an Orc army that I recently painted. Last time I focused on the centre point regiment in the army, the Orc Boyz. This time around we'll take a look at everyone's favourite sneaky little fellows, the Goblins!

First off the Night Goblin Big Boss and two units of Night Goblins.

 A regiment of Goblin Wolf Riders 

These guys were great fun to paint! There's something about greenskins which sparks my imagination. I find myself creating little narratives for them, in my head, whilst painting them. I find that when painting armies, keeping that flame of inspiration alight is key. Being faced with a massive load of models can be quite daunting, so I think it's important to find ways of getting through them and enjoying doing it (it is our hobby (for me it's more a jobby) after all).

Thanks for looking guys,

Check back for more Orcs and Goblins fun!

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Thomas Moore

Goblin Army

This month I got stuck into some sneaky green skins, there have been quite a few Orc and Goblin commissions in the studio recently so I was happy to have a crack at painting some.

As we were working on the same units at the same time, Thomas Moore (Wickedcarrot in forumland) and I had a little race of who could paint ten Goblin wolf riders the fastest! Sadly I lost..... Next time Carrot!

 

 

My favourite element of the commission was the Army Standard Bearer. The client had a cool design that they wanted depicting, and I think the finished banner creates a great centrepiece to the army. The warmachines were also great fun to do, the crew are so characterful.

 

That's all for now, more pics of my work to follow soon!

 

Mike Mee