These two GW High Elves were in my bits box for nearly 33 years - what kind of horrendous limbo could that be!
I saw them there the other day and I thought I'd liberate them and give them a new lease of life...
They were so much fun to paint that I'm now seriously thinking about collecting a small High Elf Amy to go with them.
I liked doing these guys so much I'm looking for more to do - but even on eBay they are now quite expensive! |
As ever these guys were undercoated white and then 'dressed' with paint! GW Leadbelcher for chainmail and spear points.
Light Yellow for spear shafts a bright blue speed paint for robes on the archer and a lighter sky blue on the Spearman's robes, with an old gold trim on each and a dash of brass to add much needed bling!
I spent some time on the shields and adding a the red jewels to their bow / costumes.
All finished with a fine sand and electrostatic grass vase with a black edge.
POINTS
2 × 28mm Infantry Figures @ 5 Pts each 10 Points
Dante's Divine Comedy - Limbo 20 Points
TOTAL 30 Points
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Lovely work on these venerable High Elf models Mike. Very sharp brushwork and your extra time on the shield, gems and other details has paid off. With the return of the Old World (at least in rule form) I'm sure the used market has become quite bullish with these classic older models. Who knows, there may be some Challengers who may be interested in moving some of their neglected castings or may consider a trade. Perhaps an idea for a page in the future...
Well done!
- Curt
Love these elves, a real Assyrian vibe to me!
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ReplyDeleteNice elves, Mike! I have couple of those old High Elves, but not enough to share. And sending anything from EU to UK will probably fail anyway...
ReplyDeleteNice work. You’ve brought s9me life to some rather stiff poses.
ReplyDeletePaint two models and then decide you need an army to go with them? Sounds exactly like something I’d do! Nice paint job.
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