u/Embarrassed_Dinner_4

I recently finished painting my High Elf collection and felt the urge to break them all out on a table. It's very satisfying to do.

Here's mine, let's see yours?

Nobody shouts about these (and they've nothing to say for themselves). Not the greatest models or fighters, but they're done and that's me fresh out of high elves to paint!

I was in no way sure of this at any stage of painting and it feels like it might explode any time I look at it, but there it is.

The Lord is a great model though. Pleasant surprise.

Been sat on my desk awhile, finally gotten around to finishing him off.

You know what? I like the old ones better. Not a fan of the horses at all.

Inspired by 4e artwork, I made mine black.

They might be 20 years old but they still look good painted and on the table. Needless to say Tyrion and the Stormweaver are somewhat older than even that!

Spent a week painting these off and on. Pleased with be outcome. Lovely models to build, a smidge too many details to be a pleasure to paint.

Next up; probably those damn sea guard I've been putting off as I think I need a break from horses.

A very slight kitbash to replace his sword which had broken off and swap his horse's head onto a bigger steed from the Silver Helms kit, so it's at least the right height now!

Alariel joins her handmaiden and sisters of Avelorn to provide much needed magical support