High Elf Heros
These are all from the Elf Champions pack and very nice.
High Elf Gallery
Introduction
The High Elf range is one of Irregulars best in terms of quality and I like the style and consistency of
the figures as well. The figures are not cast together so the strips can be split very easily,
apart from the Knights. I wish the range was bigger but they can be used with other ranges including some of the Followers of the Light range, as they as quite tall figures with pointy helmets.
They are all based for Fantasy rules although the Characters are mounted on coins
for practical reasons. The unit bases are 40x40mm and 40x20mm (2 bases make a 40x40mm unit)
and the coins are old NZ 2c coins.<
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High Elf Knights
Great figures but the downside is that the figures are molded together in one piece and it is impossible to split up the strip.
High Elf Swordsmen
Fantastic detailing on these and they are a breeze to paint. Some of the units I added heros to the front rank.
High Elf Bowmen
The standards are from the Command strips and like the rest of the High Elf range, they are great figures. Easy to paint and with great detailing.
High Elf Chariots
They look a bit like bathtubs so I painted these a light and bright colour. Unusual design but they fit well with the other High Elf figures.
Baccus Elf Spearmen
Very finely cast figures from Baccus and not quite as chunky as the Iregular models. Nice models in their own respect.
Baccus Elf Bow
More very well detailed figures from Baccus figures. Quite lightly clothed and more suitable as Wood Elf or even Human bowmen.