Wood Elf Heros
These are a mix of Wood Elf Champions and a Wood Elf Light Chariot with the front 2 horses removed. Some of the better models in the Wood Elf range.
The Wood Elves range from Irregular could best be described as a bit of a mixed bag. There are some nice figures and some average ones. They capture
well the essence of Wood elves but some of the sculpting is lacking with some poor detailing.
The Wood Elves are slightly taller than the human figures but could easily be used to represent humans. They were painted in quite bright
colours to make them stand out, but they should have more green and brown colours, especially if you want to use them for LoTR or copy GW Wood styling.
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.
These are a mix of Wood Elf Champions and a Wood Elf Light Chariot with the front 2 horses removed. Some of the better models in the Wood Elf range.
Average figures in my opinion with a mix of lance and bow and wearing cloaks, which hide a lot of details but it makes them easy to paint!
These are a mix of Wood Elf Cavalry and Amazon female cavalry which I had a few spares. See above for comments on the Wood elf cavalry. The Amazon cavalry are quite nice and well detailed but the horses moulded together let them down.
All in the same style as the other Wood elf figures. Some detail is obscured by the cloaks but it also makes them easier to paint. The cloaks are nice and can be easily highlighted.
Some more spearmen figures. The commands come with the spear packs and are quite nice. They have a commander, musician, wizard and standard bearer and it is hard to separate the strip.
These are reasonable figures but again it is quite hard to paint the details on the front of the figures (they look better photographed from the back).
The Skirmishers consist of Wood Elf Bow strips cut up and scattered on the base to create skirmish units. The Bow figures have enough of a gap between each figure to cut the strips quite easily. Unfortunately the pose is all the same (unlike other Irregular figures) and I haven't found a suitable range to mix them with for more variation.
These are Elvish crew with Ballistas from the Equipment range. Note some of the bases have extar pack animals and heros on them otherwise they would look sparse.
Some of the best models from the Wood Elf range with good detail and animation. They come as a one piece model with the standard , crew and horses cast onto it.