Thommy H:
Whatever you want to use them for: AoS grots, 8th Edition hobgoblins, 9th Age…I dunno…whatever they have… Either way, some new stuff on the way from Baggronor:
Helblindi:
They look like vampire goblins?
Dînadan:
They look like vampire goblins?I think that's down to the paint scheme. They look like they're closer to Tolkien goblins than WH gobbos
Helblindi
Skink:
Yeah they do, but if you read Thommy’s writings on Titan Wargame’s website, they are supposed to look like that 
. Nice to see that Baggronor is still in business!
Abecedar:
Almost Moria Goblin-ish
Admiral:
Very nice take on them! He nailed the troglodytic look, and aside from Goblin use they should be good Ghoul fodder for Undead players out there. I like the looted evil dwarf equipment in particular.
Always good to have a new Goblinoid strain. Ogre Kingdoms brought us Gnoblars, and these ones will be a nice Gobbo variant race to mix into slave units. Great work, John Blake. :hat off
Carcearion:
I’m curious to see them painted up in classic Warhammer green skin flesh tones.
gsteelwraith:
Here’s hoping he has them up for Christmas. I need hobgoblins for my army, and these guys could work, as long as they’re big enough. He told me he’d do his best to have 'em out in time for Christmas. He may yet do it. Hopefully there’s a command group coming too.
Baggronor:
Here's hoping he has them up for Christmas.These are finally available now :cheers
Thanks for the marketing, Thommy!
Roark:
Very nice gobbos. Exactly what I have been looking for as a troglodytic kinda base-species for slave grunts. Thanks!
Bassman:
Lovely gobbos, really fit the style of your dwarfs!
…and great fluff by Tommy H
Admiral:
Baggronor:
Thanks again for the marketing Admiral :cheers
Yes, I am useless.
Admiral:
No problem. But not useless at all! The above Goblins are all the proof against that.
However, it might be good to get a word document on your computer with a checklist of links to websites where it is relevant to drop an announcement every time a new product gets released. For these very troglodyte Goblins that would be CDO, Facebook if one uses it, Da Warpath for Greenskins, Carpe Noctem since they can easily be Ghouls/Vampire thralls, Warseer, the Warhammer Forum and The 9th Age (miniatures for Orcs & Goblins, miniatures for Infernal Dwarves, miniatures for Vampire Covenant). At least for starters.
Other checklists contained in the same handy document could be reminders for oneself to e.g. sponsor a web contest on the website most appropriate for a particular release (CDO if evil Dwarves, Ulthuan or Druchii if Elf etc.) if one run with that routine of online marketing for new release. (Prize sponsorships at tournaments or other hobby events upon new releases can also help build recognition and build reputation IRL, and occassionally lets one sell something during lunch breaks if one bring a little stock just in case.) And a checklist reminder to send a notification to Beasts of War, should they wish to cover one’s new release, and anything else in the same vein. Most marketing efforts are probably wasted, but the online routine is quick to run through a link checklist, and occassionally new customers discover one’s range thanks to it.
I’m mentioning a structured checklist aid since even a busy person exhausted from work etc. is able to work through it without much trouble late in the evening. One don’t have to remember every detail that way, the method runs itself when documented. Every bit helps.
Baggronor:
My issues with self-promotion are psychological rather than practical I think Have no fear though, my mighty missus is now on the case as Head of Marketing so that area should improve soon.
Admiral:
Haha, then it’s solved.
At a Swedish 9th Age tournament the organizer announced my prize donations at the end with “and now it’s time for some shameles marketing.” 
Bronze Bull:
Hmm, I’m not interested in the gobbos, but lets see what else they have-OMG MUST OWN THEM ALL.
Admiral:
^The power of marketing, John. 
Carcearion:
Oooh man… I’ve been needing some warmachine crewmen I hadnt considered the titan war games dwarves, they would be great.