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Elspeth Von Draken on Carmine Dragon is up on the site:

http://www.forgeworld.co.uk/New_Stuff/ELSPETH-VON-DRAKEN-ON-CARMINE-DRAGON.html







The ‘Graveyard Rose’ Elspeth von Draken, Magisterix of the Amethyst College and arch-wizard of the Lore of Death. Von Draken is born of a long bloodline touched by the Winds of Magic, a bloodline that has produced both heroes and monsters in its time, and the Dark Lady of Nuln is undoubtedly one of the most powerful Amethyst wizards of the age.

Appearing as a spectre of death, gowned in robes so black as to be woven from shadow and bearing a keening scythe, forged with Dark magic, Magisterix von Draken has long been a hidden defender of the Empire, and her life and acts in its defence are shrouded in both secrecy and suspicion.

The model depict Elspeth von Draken riding a Carmine Dragon side saddle on a towering throne etched with detailed iconography of the Amethyst College and surrounded by alchemical familiar-cherubs.

Model designed by Edgar Skomorowski and Trish Carden. Complete resin kit .

Not unexpected, but freaking awesome.

I very much like the fact that we've got the mount available by itself.

Well thats my wallet emptied.Really nice model and the womans just epic./

Those bones are soooo amazing;y well sculpted!

Amazing sculpt. Not horriby priced either.

This was indeed the first post with this news, however the latter one has a slightly better format, so we'll keep that one open.

Many, many thanks to Mr. Hungry Taz anyway though.