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Just recently finished painting my chaos fury of slannesh, would love to hear your thoughts, Im preparing for a tournament in march!

Here is my instagram if you want to see my progress as my incursion comes along. https://www.instagram.com/_varlent_/

Great idea, mixing the Daemonette and witch elf kits, and looks good.

But don't furies have wings??

Fluffwise furies appearance changes depending on the god they serve, it would make sense that they trade their wings for a more... agile form? For heralds of slannesh I use the alternate heads for the aelves and include the larger claws for the kit, they fit perfectly and look a lot more lively than the normal daemonette models.

Oh I totally agree that their appearance should be God-based - I think a slaaneshy conversion is much more fun than just regular furies.

But you said this was for a tournament, and the usual rule for conversions in a tournament is that they're fine as long as it's totally clear what they're meant to be.

If you can't instantly tell that they're Jump Troops from 4 feet away, it's not clear enough - I'm not sure these look different enough from regular daemonettes/aelves, or that they look obviously like they're jump troops.

I will admit you do have a point, and despite them being in a universe where Dreadknights and Riptides arent walkers its not much of an excuse.

In regards to furies however I cant justify buying the dark eldar scourge box set for wings on units worth less than a cultist. They do look distinct enough in contrast to the more static daemonettes to constitute as jump infantry but you da have a valid point I need to keep in mind for my future conversions.