Seeing as Halloween is approaching, my wife wanted to watch some spooky movies.
The Witch was possibly an OK-ish movie, at best, until the last scene ruined any chance it had of a positive review from me. Bleh.
ZeroTwentythree
painting toy soldiers
fighting their battles
30 October 2016
Small Update
Painted some small figures. Some of the extras from the Westfalia Kickstarter rewards -- some samples of their upcoming range of kobolds, and a steppe goblin. I really like all of these! They will all work their way into Zogmar's band of misfits -- the kobolds just one of the diverse flavors of "lesser goblins."
Seeing as Halloween is approaching, my wife wanted to watch some spooky movies.
The Witch was possibly an OK-ish movie, at best, until the last scene ruined any chance it had of a positive review from me. Bleh.
Seeing as Halloween is approaching, my wife wanted to watch some spooky movies.
The Witch was possibly an OK-ish movie, at best, until the last scene ruined any chance it had of a positive review from me. Bleh.
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They look fierce and superb, well done!
ReplyDeleteGood kobold sculpts. Are you going to make an army?
ReplyDeleteNo. But I wouldn't mind getting a few more if the opportunity presents itself. I'm using a lot of assorted small figures generically as "goblins" so they will fall under that category. Sort of along the lines of '80s movies like Legend & Labyrinth, and Froud's printed work depict "goblins" as being a diverse looking group of critters rather than a consistent looking species (or whatever.)
DeleteAlways loved kobolds in my AD&D games, these look pretty nice. Perhaps a bit too brave and fierce! A Kobold tribe is one of the many, many things on my hobby wishlist...
ReplyDeleteI like to think that they can get "fierce" when they're in a large pack and have the advantage. A small dog attitude, I suppose.
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