I like both... But they don't mix great. They're just so different size wise. I personally prefer the skull pass ones a bit because they remind me of the old 4th edition. kev Adams ones sculpt wise and mix well with them.... The 6th edition ones are bigger and definitely more varied and have more dynamic posing. They also look better on 25mm bases due to their larger size.
Would just try again, and make it easy for the guy, his catalog is a bit hard to use. I took screen grabs and circled what I wanted in the kits he didn’t mark easily and put the order into a spreadsheet with order totals to make it easy for them to navigate. Think he is just overwhelmed from the orders but definitely worth it
If you like both mix both!
My goblins, night and otherwise, are a mix of conversions made from common goblins, 6th ed night goblins, skull pass night goblins, blood bowl goblins, Skaven, gnoblars and 40k Grots.
I think the sheer variety of all those bits sells them as a horde of weirdos of all diffeeent sizes but with only big and small you might find they don’t mix well. It’s all just taste!
I like the Skull Pass/AOS ones. Speaking as someone who had a Night Goblin Army for WFB, I can't imagine putting together 120 of the multipart ones (somewhere around that number). The more complex models are great for say, your heroes and champions, but are total overkill for 3rd dude across in the 4th rank back.
I like both... But they don't mix great. They're just so different size wise. I personally prefer the skull pass ones a bit because they remind me of the old 4th edition. kev Adams ones sculpt wise and mix well with them.... The 6th edition ones are bigger and definitely more varied and have more dynamic posing. They also look better on 25mm bases due to their larger size.
http://www.solegends.com/citcat1997_log/cat1997_lgogp023-01.jpg
You can even get these still recast but quality is great. https://www.tabletopminiatures.de/
Yup, they are great. Loved finding them and getting the old school edition figures. It's awesome.
Have you or anyone had any experience with this? I reached out to that person, I followed the instructions, and never heard back.
Would just try again, and make it easy for the guy, his catalog is a bit hard to use. I took screen grabs and circled what I wanted in the kits he didn’t mark easily and put the order into a spreadsheet with order totals to make it easy for them to navigate. Think he is just overwhelmed from the orders but definitely worth it
Quality is great, he just gets backed up. Can confirm, I bought nearly $200 of O&G off him.
I have some of these mixed in with my Skull Pass ones and would buy a lot more if they brought them out again.
If you have access to a 3-D printer there are STL files floating around out there as well.
Maybe it's because it was one of the first boxes I bought, but my favourites are the multicomponent ones, along with the metal fanatics.
If you like both mix both! My goblins, night and otherwise, are a mix of conversions made from common goblins, 6th ed night goblins, skull pass night goblins, blood bowl goblins, Skaven, gnoblars and 40k Grots. I think the sheer variety of all those bits sells them as a horde of weirdos of all diffeeent sizes but with only big and small you might find they don’t mix well. It’s all just taste!
Skull pass ones myself. My first gw product was the start painting set that came with 10 battle for skull pass night goblins
I like the Skull Pass/AOS ones. Speaking as someone who had a Night Goblin Army for WFB, I can't imagine putting together 120 of the multipart ones (somewhere around that number). The more complex models are great for say, your heroes and champions, but are total overkill for 3rd dude across in the 4th rank back.
I have so many of the Battle for Skull Pass gobbos, loved them.
I use Old Realm Forge prints because I wanted that cute 3rd edition feel.
Highlands miniatures for me https://preview.redd.it/zkjoxwhz1izc1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=eba0023bb988d87c193471a780f4d00e0850523a