After Months, i was finally able to take a decent photo. Phew!

Here they are, all the Goblins I have. They are quite old GW Goblins. I bought them in the silly hope that i would be able to use them as 40k Gretchins - no way - but now they have their proper use.
You Guys with more experience than i have: Are they enough?
5 with Spears
4 with Bows
2 with Sabres
1 with a trumpet to alert the neighbour room.
Finally, i was adding half an hour more because I forgot all the shield backsides and all the Weapon poles in the first try
Maybe, if someone has a good idea for the Shields, i will touch them again.
They are made for gaming, not for the showcase. Nevertheless, I like my models to look decent. These are Goblins, so they are not overly colorful - they shall not steal the show if a bigger better model is on the table!
I still have to learn how to take decent photos.I turned off all special effects the camera might possess, i used 2 seconds delay and manually adjusted F to 22 (with the consequence of having nearly half a second opening time)... Somehow i am still not satisfied. Maybe it's just me.
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This photo shows the biggest factor I can get with my camera. It doesn't have a macro function.

The last two photos show the best reason why I am so slow to paint.
My two year's old Daughter was discovering my models. She immediately identified the skeleton as "evil", and correct so.

