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Here's my finished Wood Elf team, the Midwood Belles. I used the Dark Elf Witch Elf models, with the weapons snipped off. What do you think?

Are they all generic Linemen or what did you do to differentiate the positionals?

 AduroT wrote:
Are they all generic Linemen or what did you do to differentiate the positionals?

The two with arms in the air are catchers, and the two with arms outstretched and with warpaint are my wardancers. The rest are linemen(women). The four positionals are also the only ones who are raised up off their bases, so are slightly taller.

Very nice work.

JamesWright83 wrote:

 AduroT wrote:
Are they all generic Linemen or what did you do to differentiate the positionals?

The two with arms in the air are catchers, and the two with arms outstretched and with warpaint are my wardancers. The rest are linemen(women). The four positionals are also the only ones who are raised up off their bases, so are slightly taller.

Very nice team, well done. There is a coloured base system which is very useful for your opponent to easily identify who is who in the heat of the match. Red for Blitzers, yellow for Catchers, etc.

It's found HERE at the NAF.

They look awesome, and work better than I would have thought just hearing about it. Your paint job works great at selling them as Wood Elves. Very cool.

Thanks guys, I'm really pleased with how they came out