Wednesday 16 December 2015

Warhammer 40K Goblin Soviet Squad from Kromlech........

........otherwise known as the Spitsnasty!


The orks in the Orkmacht look with disdain towards their smaller brethren who follow the code but in their own way, considered crazier and drunker than any other unit. Resin minis from the boys at Kromlech, painted  a while ago..............

I give you the Spitsnasty!









91 comments:

  1. Great work on this dodgy looking bunch Fran!

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  2. Hooray for the Soviets! Such a mischievous bunch they are! Where is their lair? In Volgograd, Vladivostok, Moscow or Crimea? :)

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  3. Scruffy bunch of oiks. Just like Gravesend high-street on a Saturday! But these look better. I am now wondering if you will do Japanese ww2 inspired fantasy as that I would like to see.

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  4. They look awesome. Nice work! :-)

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  5. What a cool looking bunch! Very nice Fran!

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  6. most unusual but very cool, nice paintwork mate!

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  7. Nice, I think the accordion is their most brutal weapon.

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  8. Yes, I really dig the one with the accordion.
    Looks like a fun bunch of characters to paint. Great job!

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  9. Absolutely superb! What great fun miniatures.

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  10. Communist Grots, whatever next! Great work Fran.

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  11. Cool figs, and a great paint job on them...

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  12. Another vote for the accordian player.

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  13. Well done Fran! Those are some fun miniatures.

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  14. Awesome job, I'd be more afraid of their teeth than any weapons, one chomp and toast.

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  15. They look crazy...and beautiful...and a little bit fierce! Excellent job Fran!

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  16. Hah ha! My General, your personal body guards, the Loogies, are in rare form today!

    Hail Franonia!!

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  17. Terrific models coupled with a first-rate paint-job. You can't get better than that in my books :-)

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  18. Wow those are just a whole bunch of awesome. Really wonderful sculpts and great paint work. Thanks for the post and a great blog. Keep up the good work sir!

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  19. Hey Lurker ! You're back in Ireland but your are not obliged to return to childhood with 40K mix with nostalgia for the Soviet era :-D

    But great goblins indeed ;)

    STéphane

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  20. Hey Fran:
    Great to see more of your work. I've had my eye on Kromlech for a while. These figures are amazing and you've painted them so full of life. I love the accordion player!
    Smashing stuff.
    Best,
    Michael

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  21. They look cool!

    And the one holding up the red star actually looks a little christmas'sy. ;-)

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  22. What a characterful unit, perfect for GorkaMorka. Well painted, they look excellent.

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  23. I'm thinking that's the christmas star, right? NICE.

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  24. They do look a little commie LOL

    But also rather Christmas too...........

    Ian

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  25. Soviet Goblins! Green and Red for Christmas!

    They look awesome, Fran.

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  26. Bunch of Commie Goblins. Great painting. cheers

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  27. Beware the deadly Spitznasties and their lethal accordionist!

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  28. If the Soviets had goblins we'd all be speaking Soviet right now. Or whatever the Soviets spoke.

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  29. Nice adversaries for your Wehrorcs ;-)

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  30. Comrade there are rather neat and I love them big guy

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  31. Ha, what a cool group! I fear anyone charging toward me with an accordion.

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  32. The People's Army of Goblindom

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  33. Very charming set of figures and nice paintjob to. :)

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  34. I am very late to the party here but these look AMAZING! This post alone makes me want to take up 40k!

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  35. See those guys today!they are great!!ew

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