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Gavin Thorne wrote:Hulk, check my gallery for some ideas for mounted eldar, along with the blogspot Path of the Outcast. I base mine on 40mm's at the consent of my local opponents, but eldar jetbikes normally come on either 30mm or 60mm bases. Good luck and post a blog!

Gavin, your blog was a source of inspiration for me too. I've started mocking up a farseer on a cold one. I'm glad I sold you those falcons, of I wouldn't have clicked on your additional posts and seen your blog.

Thanks hulk and whitedragon both!

Hulk, I tell my opponent that there's multiple settings for the laser lance so it can be fired using the longer range and better accuracy of a TL shuriken catapult (or cannon in the case of the exarch), the shorter and more powerful lance, and finally the S6 CC PW.

All my guardian jetbikes are 'crack shot dino hunters' getting the TL bonus for their accuracy. Sometimes you can get the fluff to work to your advantage in terms of modelling. We are, after all, talking about dino-riding space elves.

However, there are some great conversions out there using the shields and platforms from heavy weapons to make armor to seat the guns on. I thought it looked a bit *too* Dino-Riders for eldar though, but I'll be using some of those ideas for my version of grav tanks.