Second post this week is another Warhammer classic batch of 25 x Goblin Archers.
These guys seem to have been the first outing of Night Goblins in plastic, with their iconic hoods and here a cheeky 'mini' robe, cut-off at the knees. I decided to try and do this unit in a midnight blue coloured robe, to be a little different from the black robes of almost all of my other Night Goblins.
I used a grey undercoat an then blue washes on top of this before a couple of Dark Tone washes to darken the overall effect, this has definitely given the figures a blue tint and I'm reasonably pleased with the outcome.
Skin was Army Painter Goblin Green - what else would it be! With a green wash over the top and highlights applied in the base colour. Equipment, straps, bow, quiver and arrows were painted as appropriate and these were washed in Nuln Oil to give shading and all was finished with Matt Varnish when dry.
A close-up of the other end of the unit! If you squint you can see the blue tint in their robes. |
Bases were finished with fine sand and electrostatic grass.
And just to show that I painted all round these figures - here's the back view of some of these little guys! |
POINTS
25 x 28mm Foot Figures = 125 Points
Lovely Gobbos, Mike! :)
ReplyDeleteLovely bluish gobbos, yes,m I can see the blue in the robe. Shall you match your zombies against these greenskins?
ReplyDeleteLovely looking old school goblins, very nice!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
I’m starting to think Army Painter Goblin Green is an essential for my paint collection! Great Goblins!
ReplyDeleteYes highly recommend it! Base coat of Goblin Green paint, when dry apply a wash of Army Painter green ink, when that dry highlight (or lightly drybrush) with Goblin Green again. Always use a good mat varnish to finish!
DeleteAlways happy to see old veteran minis brought back to love. I quite like the green skin brushwork.
ReplyDeleteCheers, MikeP
Great horde of archers!
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