My late Autumn/early Winter wood elves!
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My late Autumn/early Winter wood elves!
I've been working on these guys on and off for the past 12 months and finally finished 2250pts worth of them the other day, so thought I'd post some pics. They started off as a commission job, and I will probably end up selling them at some stage. Any comments appreciated
http://s39.photobucket.com/albums/e194/ ... d%20Elves/
http://s39.photobucket.com/albums/e194/ ... d%20Elves/
awesome! Great color scheme, nice bases. I also like your painting style very much! There is only 1 very little thing; With the grass it kind of does'nt look like a forest but more like a tundra (is that word correct english??)
Your army has inspired me alot for my army-theme-thing
Great work.
Your army has inspired me alot for my army-theme-thing
Great work.
Sorry for my English, I hopes it makes sense. If not: tell me.
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Very nice army you've got there! Great paint job and nice use of Treebeard!!
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Nice army It really looks winter-y.
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Thanks for all the nice comments I was going to sell the army but am now having second thoughts as I like how they've turned out and they're fun to use as well.
The skin effects on the treeman, treekin and dryads was a result of a dark undercoat and some layered drybrushing with vallejo paints (much superior to GW colours IMO).
The skin effects on the treeman, treekin and dryads was a result of a dark undercoat and some layered drybrushing with vallejo paints (much superior to GW colours IMO).