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28mm Goblin army for Warhammer Old World

Those of you afraid of spiders, look away now!
Two Grenadier Goblin Wolf Riders from 1983 (well, that's what it says on the base), gifted to me by my neighbour Brian.


Ready to join my Goblin forces


There's a lot of character in these boys


Waits for back scabbard comments...  :-w

 
Night Goblin contingent of the army (or part of)
My phone camera appears to be knackered, so all shots now are blurred!!
Here's the best of the bunch...
Big Jason, the general
I did not paint him, just rebased him.




12 extra wolf riders, 4 I painted, a couple or repairs, the rest are rebased.




Matching someone else's style is always a challenge


Squig herders




It's a lot of teeth!


Stumpy Jason in 28mm, and the drummer thumpy Jason - These are Oathsworn, not GW




Embedded in their unit


Someone's in trouble!


I have no idea what it is, but it was fun to paint


Rebased Goblin blot chucker (I did not paint these, just based them to suit my army)





Spear armed goblins


And if you get too close, they unleash the fanatics


I painted three more to get them up to 25 figures this weekend.


Tried to make the spears as higgldy-piggldy as possible.


My view


Ready to go


Characters in the unit, including Squeaky Jason, a refugee in the ranks.


Goblin archers


Normally deployed two deep, ten wide.


Off they go


Twangy


Weird Jason the mage, and Not-Quite-As-Big Jason, the army standard bearer.


Both ready to face the world.


 
GW Spider riders for my Goblin army.


Based to go with my existing Frostgrave gobbos


There's at least another units worth in the box I bought.


Gribbly!


Not sure 16 is enough in one unit
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