Female goblins in victorian swimsuits

The goblins are the new gnome!

Forget the gnomes with rounded bellies and rosy cheeks!
The goblins are here to stay!

In your pots, on your shelves, in the garden, between two books, on your desk, in your cupboard, in the cookie cabinet... They can be anywhere!

I watched my goblins collection and I though hey, maybe you made TOO MANY goblins, it's going out of hands! And 10 minutes later I though How cool would they look in victorian swimsuits??? I think I'm becoming addicted to goblins…

Anyway, I tried my first female goblin, and it was a nightmare. Big hooked nose, muscular arms, big hands and big long feet… let's say it wasn't looking too female. So I had to refine it for a while until this nice female goblin.
After some tries, I got a result I liked. Printed, started to paint… and something was just not right. THE LEGS! she was showing the legs over the knees??? What about the bloomers??? 
Back to the design, and after some adjustments I finally got the look I had it mind.
I was thinking about patterns and designs to pain the swimsuit, and came across late designs that were actually showing the knees, so instead of discard the cocky one, I decided to keep both. So there they are, ready for sea wave's bath, or enjoy the sand. Always with an umbrella, because who wants tanned skin?
Note: supports are prone to make a blob on the bottom of the umbrella. Be careful removing those :)

These models have enough details to be printed any size you want, give it a try! Works as a miniature, as a figure to place on your desk, a detail on your pots or big enough for your garden! (or more!)