Zanko:
I found these alternative Hobgoblins at the webstore of Otherworld Miniatures - imo quite cool guys:
You can see better pics and the homepage - here
:hashut
clam:
I will seriously consider using them - if I ever will add greenskins to my army:
- but I’ll be needing a big wallet - £3.00 each - 18 figs at £50 :~
Many great miniatures in there. These command figs rocks - and that shaman is a must have:
Thorne:
They are pretty cool ! I dont think I could find a place for them in my army but darn cool.
Tarrakk Blackhand:
Awesome…but what’s with the blue noses?
dncswlf:
The blue is sunscreen, the orange skin is very sensitive to sunburn ha!
I love the samurai feel to them! Very cool, I’ll have to keep them in mind… but I don’t think I’d go with blue noses either 
let em burn hahahah
The Brain:
These guys are really cool. Though it does not look like they ship to the US.
Disastro:
If I’m remembering it right, these look like interpretations of TSR’s Dungeons and Dragons hobgoblins, right? Bigger and burlier than even orcs, and usually ran around with those samurai-style helms…
They’d almost fit in a Chronopia Blackblood army, too… for all three of you out there that remember the game.
clam:
These guys are really cool. Though it does not look like they ship to the US.I'm pretty sure they do:
The Brain
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Neil:
Awesome...but what's with the blue noses?I may be wrong, but I seem to think that in D & D hobgoblins have (or originally had) orange skin with blue noses.
Tarrakk Blackhand
Forgefire:
I think your right Neil. Nice miniatures.
Tarrakk Blackhand:
@ Neil -
I’ll have to look through the Monster Manuals sometime.
TwilightCo:
These are great. They remind me of the old Mudat’s Mercenary Half-Orc Maniacs regiment.
clam:
Found another alternative for hobgoblins - but I guess only Snotling would be able to use them 
They are upcommings from torgaming.co.uk
Bassman:
Clam! Those are fantastic! I’m in love 
Brtions have never been so cool
BLOOD AXE:
Nice Hobgoblins, but if you are going to pay that price, then just buy the originals.
Zanko:
Nice Hobgoblins, but if you are going to pay that price, then just buy the originals.Imo 2,70GBP per lead mini is not a really bad deal.
BLOOD AXE
... and in my opinion and for my liking these minis are much cooler than the GW ones!
:hashut
BLOOD AXE:
Im not denying they are neat. But can you use them in GW tourneys? No. You gotta consider that if you play.
Hobgoblyn:
Yes, those are definately D&D Hobgoblins. The 3rd edition Monster Manual said that Hobgoblins usually have blue or red noses and yellow-orange skin. They are also 6.5-7' tall (not sure how they converts to meters).Awesome...but what's with the blue noses?I may be wrong, but I seem to think that in D & D hobgoblins have (or originally had) orange skin with blue noses.
Tarrakk Blackhand
Neil
However, I don't know that any official D&D artwork ever depicted them that way. Even the very popular image of one in the Monster Manual didn't have a blue nose as I recall.
I don't know how they'd work as WarHammer Hobgoblins though who are 5.5' tall with long noses, ears and chins... I guess if someone got some and painted them in the right color scheme with green skin, one could make a better judgement. They might actually make pretty good models for heroes.
Zanko:
Im not denying they are neat. But can you use them in GW tourneys? No. You gotta consider that if you play.O.k. that's the difference between us ... I don't care about any "official" GW tourneys! ;)
BLOOD AXE
I just want a cool looking army and great miniatures! :cheers
:hashut
Borador:
Those Britanan puppets look cool, the artwork on their site looks very promising aswell. I’ll keep an eye on those!