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Hello once again from the Slave Dungeon,

Today we announce the arrival of the first wave of GOBLIN FACTORY miniatures. This release see’s the Goblin Wolf riders becoming a part of the standard range of Slave 2 Gaming miniatures.


These fantastic miniatures were sculpted and painted by Mike Broadbent for Don at Goblin Factory. However, life has gotten in the way so we’ve offered to keep this great range alive.



This release has six packs, two of these are command packs. Then we have Goblins with axe’s, spears, bows and swords.



The figures are sold in small packs which are good for Role-players or Skirmish gamers, with each pack containing different, individual, unique figures. The prices are low enough to justify making larger scale armies for games such as Kings of War.




The goblin Factory range is quite extensive and we do plan to bring out all the Goblins as well as the Half-men (Halflings) and the Kobold range. This may take some time, however. If you are wanting other parts of these ranges, we are ready to cast most of the range, just contact us and we can sort out what you are after.

For more details, check out the New release section of the Slave 2 Gaming site www.slave2gaming.com
Or you can contact us on this email address: slavemaster@slave2gaming.com

cheers

Great movement conveyed in the sculpts (I think) but that's some truly atrocious photos. Looks like they've take with a mobile phone from the 1980's.