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**Farseer Jenkins**

old eldar for nostalgia

**chromedog**

The banshee and scorp aren't that old, really, for aspects (third ed sculpts - late 90s).
(the arms were separate - the original aspects were single piece casts).

Jain Zar is a 2nd ed model, though.
One of the wraithlords is RT, the other one looks 2nd ed.
(banner poles and arms differed between RT and 2nd ed.)
Original RT had weapons built into back of hands, 2nd ed sculpts had them underslung. 2nd ed banner pole for Wraithlord (dreadnought) had a weapon mount on it, RT didn't.
2nd ed warwalker, too (pilot and weapons).

If I want to see this kind of nostalgia, I pull out my own eldar army (it has 3 4th ed or later models, everything else is 3rd ed or earlier - mostly RT).

Planning on repainting, or are you selling?

**Ratius**

2nd ed Wraithlords rocked hard.

**AustonT**

Pfft. Wraithlords still rock hard on thier broke ass statline. Every Eldar player KNOWS they should be an AV not a T but here we are still calling "Eldar Dreadnoughts" monstrous creatures.

**Ratius**

I meant the model rather then the stats

**AustonT**

I know, doesn't make it any less true.
All of the wraithlord models are pretty cool.