When I realized that I needed 12 warbands for Gencon instead of the 4 I had originally planned, I had to search my collection to see what I had available.
I had several sprues of elves (which at this point, if you have been collecting Mantic Kings of War miniatures for long, it seems like EVERYONE has some sprues of elves). I did have to order some of the older metal command models, and happened to have a forest shambler from my Forces of Nature warband that I wasn't using.
When figuring out how I wanted to paint these, I just decided to go with the same paint technique I had used for all my elves - which is the army painter method. Base coat than then dip in Army Painter soft tone quick shade.
I had several sprues of elves (which at this point, if you have been collecting Mantic Kings of War miniatures for long, it seems like EVERYONE has some sprues of elves). I did have to order some of the older metal command models, and happened to have a forest shambler from my Forces of Nature warband that I wasn't using.
When figuring out how I wanted to paint these, I just decided to go with the same paint technique I had used for all my elves - which is the army painter method. Base coat than then dip in Army Painter soft tone quick shade.
For command is an elf prince.
For a battle mage I used the elf mage model.
And the large option was the forest shambler (for this one I DID NOT use army painter - I had already painted him up using GW Contrast paints).
Two Kindred Tallspears for warriors
And two Kindred Archers as well
Then to finish it off, three Citizen Levy. These I just used the command swords on the normal models with shields - as there is no standard option for a sword & board elf.
Nothing impressive here - I hope that when Mantic gets around to releasing a full elf warband that they do what they did with the goblins or undead and add a lot of new sculpts.
So that makes 12/12 ready for Gencon. But since I added in the Trident Realm (that I didn't expect to get in in time) I still have one more to go.
Because it is all fun and games . . .
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