BANDS OF MISCHIEF
A bizarre collection of miniatures from all sources come
together to form the different breeds of creatures that make Gobbledygook
so fun!
These Rustic Goblins (known as the Grabble Rabble) make use of
GW Gnoblar and 40K Grot models, mostly. The wolves are from
Battlemasters, the heavy is a mix of Ogre and Orc parts, and the
leader (top center) is made from a Confrontation sulfurus
goblin. The boot on his head is a dollhouse accessory,
as are the pots the ambushing goblin below is leaping out of!
These Moon Goblins (known as the Nasty Puppet Nabbers) are mostly
classic GW night goblins, cave squigs, and a river troll.
This band of Revelers is mainly models borrowed from my Mordheim Dark Carnival
band, and they're very noisy!
This band of Vermin (known as the Furry Sneak Freaks) is made
entirely out of Skaven models, many of which are from the very first
generation of skaven. The heavy is a mix of Rat Ogre and
mutant parts. The swarms are a mix of plastic rats from
Warhammer Quest and mutant rats and lizards from Necromunda.
This pack of Ghouls uses models from Confrontation, GW familiars and
Ghouls, a plastic bat from Warhammer Quest, and a heavy made from a
Warmachine Deathripper.
These Blue Dwarves are various GW dwarf models, old and new, plus a
heavy made from an Ogre with a cannon and a Dwarf head. The
pumpkins, by the way, are made from mini-pods I got at a craft store
and spraypainted orange.
The Red Dwarves, on the other hand, are made from classic GW Chaos
Dwarf models, mostly converted Blood Bowl figures. The red
boars are actually plastic toy figures I based up and slapped some
paint on.
Hunters, Hounds and Wanderers provide threat (and targets!) to any
Gobbledygook game. The hunters (top) are witch hunters from
Mordheim, and a converted White Wolf rider. The hounds are all
from Mordheim. The Civilians are a mix of figures from various
lines, including Mordheim and other GW lines.
One of the special scenarios for Gobbledygook has human-driven,
steam powered Clankers rampaging through the streets. These
models were cobbled together for my Ork campaign originally, and use
a mixture of 40K and Epic ork parts, AT-43 mechs, and even bits from
a Matrix APU toy!
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