Nice conversions Xander
I'll certainly give these a shot when I've finished my orcs, gitz and blunderbussers. One question though, how to get all the axes needed for 40 BfSP gobbos. I reckon plasticard, or just leave them with spears and count them as handweapons (not very WYSIWYG I know). I'd appreciate any suggestions on this.
Ah, but that raises the question of what to use for the BfSP dwarfs hen you take their axes for hobgoblins...hang on...
...that means I'll just have to buy some dwarf warriors regiments and give them great weapons to get the spare hand weapons...shame
Wait a second, those aren't Night Goblin feet... so it isn't really a BFSP conversion, now, is it.
And does the Wolf Rider box come with spare legs, or am I going to have to order them online?
Aaaah. Where did you get them from?
I know what I'll do. I'll cut the heads off of the spears, put those right by the paperclip-legs, and sculpt around them.
Yes, but I'd prefer for them to look different from all the Night Goblins a friend uses in an all-NG army
Greenstuff shoes are really easy. Doing bare feet looks really difficult.
Very nice conversions Xander that really makes the Bfsp set worthwhile now
Bet they will look cool painted
It certainly is. Now I just need to buy a pin vice.
How did you sculpt the straps/buttons/whatever on the bellies? The figure-8 seems difficult.
you have many spare mauraduer legs? the box dones come with extras IIRC...
Out of curiosity do you think this conversion would work well by just taking the standard goblin legs, and the upper half of the BFSP goblins? This would simplify the conversion considerably.
God i never thought u could make so many different models from the bfsp box set. I might go buy one and try out the Gits, Cd warriors and the Hobogoblins.
(The BFSP Dwarf warriors look alot easier to convert than the reagular ones, the sheild covers up practically all of the beard = less skill to make.)
Thanks X for posting the sneeky gits more cool ideas
I really like the pot bellies and hats, they kind of look like smurfs
But with axes
Great job Xander. I can't wait to see them painted.