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Need an idea of where to get some tiny buckets, or even how to make 'em, I guess. Like, the buckets that a goblin would use. Small.

Any ideas?

Hollow polystyrene piping. They make some that's pretty big, would be more like a canister then a bucket though.

You can get platicard tubes I think, or maybe just find a good durable straw.

Tiny buckets? Hmm ...

Kegs & Barrels
Jars & Urns
Well, Trough & Peasant Woman

Well, they all carry liquid anyway! Sorry that's all I've got. All from MEGA, course.

- Salvage

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The 1/35 Jerry Can Set from Tamiya works well w/ human-sized minis (I used it for a few Mordheim conversions), may be a bit big for Gobbos though


http://www.rocousa.com/DETAIL.ASP?PRODUCT_ID=TA35026

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Model Railways might have buckets.

Im surprised nobody has asked why so...

Why?

look for shops that do model railways and/or ships should have buckets in all sorts of scales.

Thanks guys.

As for the why of it all....


well lets just say it involves goblins, buckets full of green paint and a giant.

Sounds groovy, I expect photos posted when you're done!