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Forge World’s excellent Eldar Revenant Titan on display at GamesDay 2004.
I am never sure whether I like this model or not. Don’t get me wrong the paint job (by George Dellapina if I remember correctly) is excellent. I do like the sculpting, the lines and the pose. I guess my problem is that for the Warhammer 40K universe it looks too light footed, too flimsy, too featherweight!
But then again I am not an Eldar player so what do I know?
More photographs of the Revenant Titan.
A very nice Eldar Fire Prism Grav Tank from the ‘Eavy Metal team on display in the cabinets at Warhammer World.
Unlike the lumpen and unlovely battle tanks of other races, the Fire Prism is graceful and swift. Despite its aesthetic qualities, the Fire Prism sacrifices none of the killing power associated with heavy armour, and its prism cannon is the bane of the heavy battle tanks of the crude races. The main armament of the Fire Prism is an extremely unusual device that uses a two-stage firing process. A medium-magnitude laser is discharged into a massive crystal prism that greatly amplifies the potency of the shot in a fraction of a second. This energy can be discharged in a focused beam capable of blasting through the thickest armour. Or, it can be dispersed to slay entire squads of enemy infantry. Most unusual of all, sophisticated tracking arrays allow this technological wonder to channel its firepower through the prismatic lens of another prism cannon, forming one all-powerful laser blast that can obliterate any target.
More photographs of Eldar.
‘Eavy Metal Eldar Wraithlord on display in Warhammer World.
More photographs of Eldar Wraithlord miniatures.
As well as the Falcon from the ‘Eavy Metal Eldar army, I posted a few days ago, alongside was some Vypers and a Jetbike.
I quite like the Vyper model and I sometimes think about making an Eldar raiding force, also using the Eldar Rangers which were released at the same time as Cities of Death.
More photographs of Eldar miniatures.
This very nice Eldar Falcon is from the ‘Eavy Metal team and on display at Warhammer World.
Very nice model and excellent paint job.
More photographs of Eldar miniatures.
This is an original Eldar dreadnought (this is before they were called Wraithlords) with an Eldar Jetbike.
These were the “free” metal extras you got in blisters when Space Marine (first edition of Epic) was released.
The scenery is my ruined city tiles I made for epic quite a few years ago now.
This was an entry in the 2007 UK Golden Demon Awards.
I think they are Eldar, but can’t be sure.
Eldar Wraithlord patrols the ruins of an Imperial city.
Epic Eldar War Walker.
Walks through the ruins of an Imperial city. These are the original (original) Space Marine metal models, that’s Space Marine First Edition.
Epic Eldar on the move though the ruins of an Imperial city.
These are the original (original) Space Marine metal models, that’s Space Marine First Edition.