Check out these top 8 Xenos 40k armies from the 2020 LVO. They are probably most noticeable for their flashy color and far-out models.
The 2020 LVO brought players from all across the world to roll some dice under one roof. With the meta healthier than ever, we saw some incredible armies from the event. Take a look at these head-spinning Xenos armies on the tabletop!
Army from Seth Freudenburg
Rocking the tried and true Aeldari list, this player spammed the best Flyers and best Vehicles of the faction. Rolling in with a unique blue and red color scheme, these models also came on a dope grassy display.
Army from David Otten
For Necrons, they rolled into Vegas with their classic Xenos green glow effect. However, it’s done so well it almost looks like the Necrons have an energy field around them. Definitely a dope scheme to match with their Necron-themed mat.
Reaching into the Tau, this list used Riptides and all of the Drones they could possibly muster. But in all of that, the icy blue mixed with the white secondary makes this force look clean and fresh off of the Manta!
This list is one of our favorites because the purple and white scheme is cool. However, it also had a dope LED aspect that most armies don’t dare to venture into. Plus, the Flyers had some alien-like vegetation hiding their flyer-stand.
Army from Joe Darbisen
Back to the Tau, these guys rocked one of the notoriously difficult colors to paint- Yellow with some burnt orange highlights! These models all looked equally clean and are one some detailed rocky bases.
Army From Sean Nayden
Sean’s Aelari stand out for two reasons. The green is for some reason, one that we don’t see a lot of in Eldar armies. And two, each model is wearing a wraithbone-colored suit.
Anthony Birdsong’s Orks
Showing a little bit of love to the Orks, these models are all insanely packed with detail and you better believe every last bit was covered! Rocking swarms of infantry and with the looks of every model being painted by a manual brush, this hobbyist has the right to flex his army however he wants.
And finally, these Drukhari might be a fairly basic black primary, but the detail-work of white inscriptions on every single vehicle is proof of some serious hobby love going into these guys.
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With Xenos armies hitting the tables with incredible colors and unique details, which one of these top picks is your personal favorite?
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Las Vegas Open 2020
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About Wesley Floyd: Wes has been in the Warhammer hobby since 2015 and joined the Spikey Bits writing team in 2018. He is known for his satirist takes on trending topics and imaginative yet amazingly affordable hobby solutions to painting Warhammer miniatures.
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