These models are the fire! Don’t miss the brand new Sylvaneth wood elf releases that dragging Age of Sigmar into the limelight this weekend!
The new kits for the Sylvaneth models are simply brilliant with an almost unprecedented level of attention to detail that has never been seen before in Citadel miniatures.
Each kit, sans Alarielle, has multiple builds or options for the units themselves with tons of accessory bits to personalize them just to your druish tastes.
Plus the have tons of options for posing possibilities as well, as these are for the most part truly multi-part pose-able kits. Each kit even comes with a full color instruction manual to aid assembly even further, and give you a hard copy of their warscroll rules as well.
Here you can see my personal favorite kit the new Kurnoth Hunters who have THREE built options that with a little work you may be able to represent all THREE variants on the tabletop by using the magic of magnets.
Now may be the best time to jump in feet first on the Age of Sigmar as the Sylvaneths are the vanguard of a new dawning for the game itself.
Just be sure to pack your new models carefully for transport, and they have lots of forest bling to protect! Checkout all the new kits below, and be sure to press play on our first look video review as well!
Overall Rating: 4.75 out of 5 quiverlings
Alarielle the Everqueen $130
This multi-part plastic kit contains all the components needed to assemble Alarielle the Everqueen, riding her gigantic wardroth beetle – a living battering ram covered in moss, fungi and decorated with soul amphorae and other trinkets. She wields the Spear of Kurnoth in one hand, and her other arm ends in the dreaded Talon of Dwindling. 79 components in total, with an appropriately huge Citadel 160mm Round base.
Drycha Hamadreth $60
This multi-part plastic kit contains all the parts necessary to build Drycha Hamadreth. Her body is the host for either a colony of Flitterfuries or a swarm of Squirmlings, and she is armed with slashing talons and thorned slendervines. She comes supplied with 12 spites and one Citadel 105x70mm Oval base.
Kurnoth Hunters $58
This multi-part plastic kit contains all the components necessary to assemble three Kurnoth Hunters, armed with a choice of greatswords, scythes or greatbows. One model can be assembled as a huntmaster, with a special head crest and weapon, and the kit contains seven additional spites. Supplied with three Citadel 50mm Round bases.
Tree-Revenants $37
This multi-part plastic kit contains all the components necessary to assemble five Tree-Revenants, armed with a variety of enchanted blades (swords, scythes, an axe and a pick are included.) One model can be assembled as a Scion, wielding a Protector Glaive, one can be assembled as a Glade Banner and one can be assembled with Waypipes. Supplied with five Citadel 32mm Round bases.
This kit can also be used to assemble five Spite-Revenants.
Branchwych $23
This multi-part plastic kit contains all the components necessary to assemble a Branchwych, armed with a Greenwood Scythe and accompanied by a Bittergrub. Comes supplied with one Citadel 32mm Round base.
Checkout all the new kits below in our first look video review:
Sylvaneth New Releases – First Look Review
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