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Eldar Guardians

Eldar Guardians are fragile, yet surprisingly effective in enagements due to large numbers and the range of units they can draw upon for support. They are also very cheap, and can enable an Eldar player to attain an activation count majority.

Epic Eldar Exodites

Exodites army
'Counts as' Warlock Titan
'Counts as' Warlock Titan
'Counts as' Phantom Titan
'Counts as' Phantom Titan
'Counts as' Revenant Titans
'Counts as' Revenant Titans
'Counts as' Eldar Avatar
'Counts as' Eldar Autarch
'Counts as' Storm Serpents
'Counts as' Storm Serpents
'Counts as' Void Spinners
'Counts as' Void Spinners
'Counts as' Scorpion SHT
'Counts as' Cobra SHT
'Counts as' Fire Prisms
'Counts as' Fire Prisms
'Counts as' Falcons and Firestorm
'Counts as' Falcons and Firestorm
War Walkers
'Counts as' Swooping Hawks
'Counts as' Shining Spears
Shining Spears Exarch
'Counts as' Striking Scorpions
'Counts as' Howling Banshees
Scouts
Exodite Warriors with support
Exodite Warriors with support
'Counts as' mounted Farseer
'Counts as' jetbikes
Jetbike leader
Jetbike leader

Accompanying Notes

These Eldar Exodites were the first army I put together and painted, and the project started around 2010. Eldar are probably my favourite faction, and some of them happen to ride giant dinosaur-like creatures into war… It was a no-brainer. Games Workshop did create a few limited release Exodites, but not enough to comprise an army, so I made my own. The dinosaurs are part of an excellent 10mm line by Magister Militum, and the Eldar bits come from a variety of old GW models. I’d quite like to reimagine a couple using modern 3D printing techniques and a better paint job, but that’s a project for another day…

Epic 40k Exodites
Epic 40k Eldar ExoditesDrive the barbarians back!

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