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My local gaming store is going to start running a BB league (depending on how many people show up to the first game) and I can't help but want to play goblins

Model-wise, what size are they? Are they more AoS goblin sized or more in line with 40k grots? Also, what models specifically do you guys think would work well for converting a team? I've been needing a new project

As for tactics, I know they're a very high difficulty team, but I like the character so much I'm going to have to do it. If there's a website or something that goes over thisin detail feel free to link it, other than that, just general tips/bbuilds

Thanks!

Model sizes tend to vary by range, so they could be anywhere in between.

Models can be sourced, but if you're willing to put out the money, there are some very nice teams out there, like Comixinos.

As for tactics
BB Tactics - Goblins
Let's talk about Goblins

Just wait on the Goblins. Pretty solid rumors have a plastic goblin team coming after the Dwarves. I'd give GW a solid 6 months and you'll probably have them.

http://www.talkfantasyfootball.org/ is a great resource for all things Blood Bowl.

I converted my Gobbo team from the mulitpart hunchback fantasy set, they look fine.

But new Goblins from GW might be worth the wait.

If you're dead set on goblins before a possible official plastic team is available, you may also want to look at Ogre Gnoblars. You get around 20 in a box for $30 at full MSRP so there's even better deals to be had.