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Showing posts with label Elven Cavalry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elven Cavalry. Show all posts

Saturday, December 4, 2010

High Elf Knights

Been a while since I posted. This is an update on the Elven Cavalry I have been converting. Here are the 12 finished High Elven Knights being led by Glorfindel:

























The golden armor on these have now all been washed with a mix of black, green, and chestnut ink, then drybrushed with silver, followed by an even lighter drybrush of red, and blue to get the slightly irridecent look from the films.

With the 12 Galadhrim Cavalry I have I now have a total of 24 Cavalry for my Elves. I think I will be converting some Numenorean Cavalry next.


Below is a shot of Elrohir, mounted and on foot. He is one of the twin sons of Elrond.


























Below is Elladan. He is Elrohir's twin brother. He is also presented on foot and mounted.

Saturday, March 14, 2009

War of the Last Alliance

The following are some shots of my Last Alliance Army. I am really looking forward to the release of War of the Ring in April! I will finally be able to field the entire army on the table and finish the game in less than a whole weekend!

These are some shots using the Movement Trays I have. I have 12 Infantry and 12 cavalry trays, and already all will be used. Since I want to run demos of the WotR once it is released in April I ordered another 18 Infantry and 6 Cavalry Trays from my local Hobby Shop this weekend! After all, the Forces of Sauron the Deceiver will need movement trays as well. :)



Above is a shot of my Elven Cavalry conversions. They will be using the Stats of Galadhrim Knights since it looks like the High Elf Knights will not be included in the War of the Ring Expansion's initial release. (Damnit, my High Elves have been nerfed again! ARRRGHHHH! Sorry, tension breaker. Had to be done. :) )


This is a view of part of the whole army. High King Elendil and the men of Numenor are on the right. High King Gil-Galad and the High Elves form the center. King Oropher and the Elves of Greenwood the Great are barely visible on the left. Durin VI and the Dwarves of Khazad Dum (Moria) are out of the picture to the right.