A while back I thought it would be fun to start a massive night goblin army of tiny, diminutive, badly-painted green people. That was when 7th ed was released all there was all that buzz over the new Starter set.
Well, that fad came and went, thankfully not leaving me penniless due to the inherent low-cost of single-piece plastic models. Well, now they're just taking up space, and that just won't do, no sir.
Most of the models are painted, it's a red color scheme and it's very badly done (check out the picture below). Some models may be missing spear tips or something due to years of disuse, I didn't keep track of that so beware. So here's what I have, unless I am very much mistaken:
-7x20 Night Goblins with Spears n' Shields and Full Command (total of 140 models if you're lazy)
-1x15 Night Goblins with Spears n' Shield, no Command
-3x10 Forest Goblin Spider Riders with Spears n' Shields, I think one unit is missing it's Command (30 models)
-1x3 Forest Goblin Spider Riders with Spears n' Shield, I have no idea where these random three came from but they don't have Command
-1x3 Trolls, can't take command, dimwit
-3x20 Night Goblins with Shortbows and Full Command
-1x12 Night Goblins with Shortbows, no Command
-2x1 Goblin Cannon, I converted them from Dwarf Cannon and they are each missing a crewmember for some reason
-3xNight Goblin Shaman, two are the plastic ones from Battle for Skull Pass and the other one is metal, painted and on a larger base for some reason (I think so it could be put in with Orks, the model wasn't originally mine)
-3x Goblin Shaman, all metal models
-2x Night Goblin Big Bosses, the coolio ones with the Squigs
And for a picture:
So there you have it. You can use these guys for anything; Zombies, Skeletons, Grave Guard. Maybe you can start a little Undead Goblin army like this guy did. I really don't care what you do, I just want these dang Goblins out of my hair.
Price is best offer, unless it's really low, but even then...
Well, that fad came and went, thankfully not leaving me penniless due to the inherent low-cost of single-piece plastic models. Well, now they're just taking up space, and that just won't do, no sir.
Most of the models are painted, it's a red color scheme and it's very badly done (check out the picture below). Some models may be missing spear tips or something due to years of disuse, I didn't keep track of that so beware. So here's what I have, unless I am very much mistaken:
-7x20 Night Goblins with Spears n' Shields and Full Command (total of 140 models if you're lazy)
-1x15 Night Goblins with Spears n' Shield, no Command
-3x10 Forest Goblin Spider Riders with Spears n' Shields, I think one unit is missing it's Command (30 models)
-1x3 Forest Goblin Spider Riders with Spears n' Shield, I have no idea where these random three came from but they don't have Command
-1x3 Trolls, can't take command, dimwit
-3x20 Night Goblins with Shortbows and Full Command
-1x12 Night Goblins with Shortbows, no Command
-2x1 Goblin Cannon, I converted them from Dwarf Cannon and they are each missing a crewmember for some reason
-3xNight Goblin Shaman, two are the plastic ones from Battle for Skull Pass and the other one is metal, painted and on a larger base for some reason (I think so it could be put in with Orks, the model wasn't originally mine)
-3x Goblin Shaman, all metal models
-2x Night Goblin Big Bosses, the coolio ones with the Squigs
And for a picture:
So there you have it. You can use these guys for anything; Zombies, Skeletons, Grave Guard. Maybe you can start a little Undead Goblin army like this guy did. I really don't care what you do, I just want these dang Goblins out of my hair.
Price is best offer, unless it's really low, but even then...
Let me think about it I might make an offer for the whole lot..