And here a group of Woodelf Glade Guard that I painted to fit in with my Highelf army.
These beautiful minis were created by "Games Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com) and even though their game stats are bad they look very cool.
(small tipp: if you do house games, you can house rule them to have a little more kick - just keep balance in mind)
Oh, before I forget, the one elven woman on the "face"-base is not made by "Games Workshop" but rather by "Reaper Miniatures" (www.reapermini.com) and part of the "Bones" collection. I just wanted to try how well a different mini like that would fit with Games Workshop squad.
Avarchillion
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Samstag, 1. April 2017
Glade Guards
Labels:
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Donnerstag, 22. Dezember 2016
Ancient Treelord
And now for the lord of my small Sylvanth supplement to my High Elf army: The Ancient Treelord!
This great model is being made by "Games-Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com) and is a true joy to build and paint.
Anyway, I gave my Ancient Treelord the extremely cool looking blade that is usually reserved for Durthu. I even made my own warscroll for this one. :-)
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This great model is being made by "Games-Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com) and is a true joy to build and paint.
Anyway, I gave my Ancient Treelord the extremely cool looking blade that is usually reserved for Durthu. I even made my own warscroll for this one. :-)
Avarchillion
Labels:
age of sigmar,
fantasy,
hero,
high elfs,
hochelfen,
paintingWarhammer,
sylvaneth,
warhammer
Freitag, 16. Dezember 2016
Dryads
Well and now for the 16 lovely Dryads that I just painted. :-)
These are, of course also made by "Games-Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com) and part of the Sylvaneth faction for Age of Sigmar.
The main thing about these minis was, to build them in a way that makes them look unique. They are wearing no uniforms and can look pretty non descript if you are not careful. Therefore building them in unique poses with different outfit is important.
Well, so without further ado, here come the pictures:
As you see, I tried to make the little fay creatures as colourful as possible to set off the rather uninteresting brown of the dryads.
Avarchillion
These are, of course also made by "Games-Workshop" (www.games-workshop.com) and part of the Sylvaneth faction for Age of Sigmar.
The main thing about these minis was, to build them in a way that makes them look unique. They are wearing no uniforms and can look pretty non descript if you are not careful. Therefore building them in unique poses with different outfit is important.
Well, so without further ado, here come the pictures:
As you see, I tried to make the little fay creatures as colourful as possible to set off the rather uninteresting brown of the dryads.
Avarchillion
Labels:
age of sigmar,
dryaden,
dryads,
fantasy,
high elfs,
hochelfen,
paintingWarhammer,
sylvaneth,
warhammer
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