Wood Elf Ally Contingent

[Jeff McC]

As I've a wonderful wife who's supporting my attending all 3 days of BOYL, I've decided to try to finish all the wood elves to use in the siege game. I've worked out that I need to average about 2 models finished a day to get everything done. So what is everything? Here's where I stand:20 archers with light armor - these are next up, once there done I'll have the minimums taken care of.
A few heroes and command models, I'm hoping I can find a couple more musicians and standard bearers to add before the event.
I've found 3 more wardancers since I painted the first 5 so I'd like to get them added to the unit.

 

[Jeff McC]

10 more archers, these have light armor and shields and will be used as lord's bowmen, with the 5 I've already completed, they'll make a unit of 15
I've also managed to come up with 6 wildcats and 6 warhounds, and some handlers to accompany them.

 

[Jeff McC]

Another 15 of the plastic archers to bulk out the force.
A mounted wizard, he has a bit of a beard, but I think he'll fit in with the force anyways.
And finally I've these 4 bare chested elves, with a sort of American indian feel...they don't seem to match the rest of the force, and I'm not quite sure what to do with them...

In any case, wish me luck, I'll try to post regular updates, and we'll see how far I get.

 

[Jeff McC]

My parents came to visit last week, and while it was lovely to see them, it definitely slowed my painting progress. I had hoped to have the unit of archers finished by now, sadly they're only about half way there. In other news I did manage to get a hold of two more sets of command models (currently soaking in paint remover).

The elves as they stand now.

 

[Bluey Zarzov]

May I suggest the American indian elves to fit the role of Waywatchers?

You have a great army there - extremely nice and I wish you all the best in getting them painted in time.


That mounted wizard reminds me of a druid.

 

[Jeff McC]

Bluey - thanks for the well wishes.

Archers with light armor finished, plus the hounds - more photos on my completed projects thread.