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Kobold Army - and a few goblins




I had the worst time with the auto-focus trying to take these pictures. They're in scale to the D&D miniatures we use... about an inch tall. I made the kobolds for my son. The blue goblins were a gift for my game DM. If I make any more I'll put a smidge of orange in the blue to dull it. I think the scraps of salvaged chain mail came out fabulous.

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Eric Maziade said…
Your son mentioned his army of custom kobolds on my blog.

Nice job! I'm jealous, now :)
Synova said…
Thank you. :-)

I wish they showed better in the pictures. I had so much fun with them. One of the kobolds looks like it's raising its hand to ask a question and one has "forgotten" its weapon. "Oh noes! I has forgot my spears!" One of the goblins has the "sword" (bits of paper-clip) on the base as if it had a critical fumble.

I don't quite know how little guys without all that much detail can look like they've got such individual expression... maybe I just have a really good imagination! LOL.

I certainly had way too much fun.

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