Clockwork Goblin Armour Up More Of Their Weird World War Infantry
May 20, 2015 by brennon
Clockwork Goblin have shown off some more renders for their Armoured Infantry that will soon be making an appearance on tabletops as part of their continuing push to create soldiers for the Weird World War...
I want to say that these chaps are Germans because of the guns they're carrying and the helmet shape and I would hope that I'm right. One of the cool things about this range is that it is really lending itself towards that Castle Wolfenstein look which means maybe we'll even see them work on a 'Not-Blazkowicz' before long as an awesome special character that wrecks the face of all who stand in his way.
I'm loving the direction things are going from Clockwork Goblin and hopefully we'll hear something official soon.
What do you think of them?
"One of the cool things about this range is that it is really lending itself towards that Castle Wolfenstein look..."
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Not sure what to think, they would perhaps have been nice oni-corp standins if the heads hadnt been so big.
Beautiful!
with armour that heavy they should have a heavier gun I think.
Really liking the fact Clockwork Goblin are getting time to work on their own ideas. Such a talented passionate team that have helped companies such as Tor (Relics Ridend knights) and Guildball (most of the sculpts) get some beautiful minis into their range.
I picked up some of the British Tommy Bots in 28mm at Salute and they’re such nice minis. Loving the Soviet Werebear troopers too. Can’t wait to see their Konflikt47 game come into reality.
i think they look great
The sculpts could use some more work especially the guy on the left his wrist must be sore!. However over all if they could shrink the heads down a bit I think they would be fine miniatures, also loved the look of their soviet werebears. a lot of cool ideas they have and I hope they succeed!.
Interesting but a wee bit clunky compared to the likes of the Eisenkern offerings.