Rebel Minis Kobolds, and a big friend!

Kobolds needed heavy fire support...
some blue and angry fire support.

I do love this model.

That's a lot of lightning...

Wings came up well.

Rebel Minis ran another Kickstarter recently, so, who was I to refuse Kobold cavalry!!

10 cavalrymen, with many ferrets and monitor lizards as mounts.

Who knew there were so many ferret varieties?

I had enough shooting types for a base of 8, including an assasin!

Included as bonus items were three new scouts, shooty types. These have come out alright, and now I have enough for a shooty unit!

The warriors gain a torch beaer and that takes me up to two fighting units

The mage gains an apprentice/baggage handler, the boss looks on, aghast.

The whole force, two warrior stands, a shooty stand and cavalry!

They'll never win, but they'll look good doing it!

Fun Kickstarter from Rebel Minis. 28mm Kobolds, which are basically 10mm!

Mage

Tracker

Leader

Ranger

Assasain, who I can't get a decent photo of!

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