ADD52 - Goblins

Sculptor: Alan & Michael Perry

This set of figures represent Goblins, evil denizens of dark, haunted forests and the upper levels of dungeon complexes. Four different poses were made; a spearman, a goblin armed with a sling and dagger, a club-armed leader and one armed with a hand-pick. It seems likely that 5 variants of each pose were produced, with differences only seen in head and face detail.

ADD52 - Goblin Pose 1

This figure wears a sleeveless leather jerkin with iron rings sewn onto it, and is armed with a leather sling in his right hand and a curved dagger or shortsword in his right. He appears to be striding forward purposefully, with his left foot leading.

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  Goblin 1A. This variant wears a plain conical steel helmet with a raised rim, and he is looking in the direction of his movement. His closed mouth has an upper fang protruding on the right side.

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  Goblin 1B. This variant wears a conical steel helmet with a pair of upwards curving horns at the front, and he is looking in the direction of his movement. His closed mouth is slightly open in a snarl.

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  Goblin 1C. This variant wears a conical steel helmet with rivetted crossbands and a horse-hair plume, and he is looking in the direction of his movement. His closed mouth has upper fangs protruding on both sides.

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  Goblin 1D. This variant wears a horned conical steel helmet with a rivetted raised rim, and he is looking in the direction of his movement. His slightly open mouth has upper fangs protruding on both sides.

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  Goblin 1E. This variant wears a plain conical steel helmet with a rivetted rim, and he is looking to his right. His mouth is open in a snarl, revealing a fine set of fangs.

ADD52 - Goblin Pose 2

This figure wears a sleeveless leather shirt with iron studs sewn onto it, and is thrusting forwards with a spear. He appears to be stepping tentatively forward, with his left foot leading.

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  Goblin 2A. This variant wears a horned conical steel helmet with a raised rim, and he is looking along the length of his spear. His partly open mouth has upper fangs barely visible.

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  Goblin 2B. This Goblin wears a crossbanded conical steel helmet with a narrow nasal, and he is looking along the length of his spear. His open mouth shows off his fangs.

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  Goblin 2C. This variant wears a spiked conical steel helmet with a raised rim, and he is looking along the length of his spear. His closed mouth has protruding upper fangs visible.

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  Goblin 2D. This variant is bare-headed revealing a bald pate, and he is looking along the length of his spear. His partly open mouth reveals his tongue protruding downwards and to the right.

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  Goblin 2E. This variant wears a conical steel helmet adorned with 4 short spikes, and he is looking along the length of his spear. His open mouth reveals his fangs.

ADD52 - Goblin Pose 3

This figure wears a ragged sleeveless leather jerkin, and holds a short, studded wooden club in his right hand. He appears to be stepping tentatively forward to attack.

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  Goblin 3A. This variant wears a crossbanded conical steel helmet with a horse-hair plume, and he is looking straight forwards. His partly open mouth has upper fangs barely visible.

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  Goblin 3B. This Goblin wears a horned round steel helmet with a rivetted rim, and he is looking straight forwards. His partly open mouth has upper fangs barely visible.

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  Goblin 3C. This variant is helmetless reveling a bald head, and he is looking straight forwards. His closed mouth has an upper fang barely visible on the left side.

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  Goblin 3D. This variant wears a round steel helmet with two stumpy horns and a rivetted rim, and he is looking straight forwards. His open mouth has upper fangs visible.

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  Goblin 3E. This variant wears a cloth bandana around his bald head, and looks slightly to his right. His mouth is open in a snarl, with lower fangs visible.

ADD52 - Goblin Pose 4

This figure wears a ragged tunic with leather crossbelts, and he wields a short, single-bladed pick high in his right hand. He appears to be about to attack with his bodyweight leaning to his right.

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  Goblin 4A. This variant wears a conical steel helmet with a raised, rivetted rim and a thin horse-hair plume, and he is looking to his right. His mouth is open with a broad tongue protruding.

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  Goblin 4B. This variant wears a conical steel helmet with a pair of broad horns and a raised, rivetted rim, and he looks forwards. His mouth is closed but an upper fang protrudes on the right side.

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  Goblin 4C. This variant wears a round steel helmet with a rivetted rim, a narrow nasal and 3 punched leather strips hanging down the back. He looks slightly to his left, and his mouth is open as if shouting.

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  Goblin 4D. This variant wears a conical steel helmet with a rivetted rim and a broad nasal, and he looks forwards. His mouth is open revealing a pair of upper fangs.

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  Goblin 4E. This variant wears a round steel helmet with a pair of stumpy horns and a raised rim, and he looks to his left. His mouth is open in a snarl revealing a vicious set of teeth.

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