The High Elf Dragon is one of our largest and most impressive Warhammer models. In this article Martin Footit talks about how he designed this Citadel Miniature and Neil Green provides a detailed painting guide. The article was first shown in the December 2007 issue of White Dwarf.

This awesome High Elves dragon painting guide was just released into the White Dwarf online archives. Lots of product creation goodies and painting tips, get it directly from this link here. Loved it!

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Jose Manuel Palomares Nunez wins Silver in the Polish Golden Demon 2008 for his High Elf Prince in the Large Scale Model category.

Very nice!

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Sorry for the long break in writing as I have been very busy this year end. This also means very little time for Warhammer games and painting my 1000pts army. Well yep, as expected I have not finished painting said army. But the good news is I got my Warhammer fix by finally buying myself a High Elf Dragon for Christmas! Also picked up some of GW’s new “Foundation” paint and also some great painting advice from the Manager of the Sydney GW store. I will this painting advice as soon as I can!

Now if I can find the time to get to it and get it done…

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I have been nursing my High Elves army for ages. I therefore have decided to get to it. A little bit at a time. I’m still working out my list but, I am happy to announce that I have finished my sample placeholder units.

My 1000pts Fast Response Force is about a team, on constant Alert, that gets send out to do the dirty work. So I am going for darkish look, rather than the happy blue/whites. Overall color scheme is Red or Green with White, Silver and Gold. The flavor of Caledor!

Silver Helms or Cav models – Here I was experimenting with something different. Perhaps I should call them White Helms perhaps!

Here is my Swordmaster placeholder. Notice the color scheme is the reverse to the Silver Helms?

Some comments on the paint scheme, also found on my Ulthuan.net forum thread.

Hmm…I find my old painting technique very annoying. These models were painted a few years ago, especially the Silver helm. These models were started up with base coats and left my army shelves. What I used to do was inking as shading. Unfortunately inks made the models very patchy.

These days I tend to blend without using inks, rather instead working up from dark colors to light. Anyways as I don’t have much time to paint, it would kill me to dump them in thinner as a reset. I have decided to choose my battles. I’ll just leave them as it is and keep them as table top quality.

Grrr…I’m on a mission to finish up this army before the end of the year.

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Check out this beautifully painted High Elves Prince Battle Standard Bearer by Micro Art Studios. Something to keep you inspired and painting!

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