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          Calentar Eldalon Guardian Jetbike Squadron                        
         Linte ~ Gwai Thor 
        
       
         Each
         of these craft have been twigged and played with by thier respective 
        pilots, to emit a certain unique pitch.  This, and a sort of 
        sign language, conveyed in dips, zips, rolls and stops is the means 
        they use to coordinate thier attacks and movements across the field. 
       
        If
         you've ever had three little yellow jackets buzzing around your 
        ears, or across your line of sight, you have some inkling of what 
        it's like to try and deal with these guys.  They may not be as 
        impressive as the Vyper, but they're good at what they do.  
       
          
       
          
       
        
         About
          the Miniatures: 
        
         I'm
          hoping to get a good picture of the tops of these guys, 'cause I put 
         a lot of thought and work into the designs there.  Each is unique,  
         but they also cleary match up as a unit in style.  Jennifer said 
         it looked very Native American - highly appropriate, since I'm 1/5th
          Dine (Navajo).  There's almost a Face 
         look to them, as well.  Giving each of them a bit of individualality
          within the squad was something I'd not seen many other painters do.   
         I even decided which one is the "commander" of the 
         group, even if the stats and Morale don't take such a thing into consideration.  
         I do love that we were able to play with this picture in a way that 
         made them seem to be hovering, as they should be. 
        
         Jennifer
          made each of the banners from the plastic clay (called "Green
          Stuff") available from Games Workhops, and I used 
         toothpicks to mount them.    Jennifer found it very difficult
          to mold the clay.  Creating each curve for the look of the wind 
         blowing them, and then finding a way to hold them safely in position 
         until they dried. 
        
         The
          patterns are merely creative swirls and dots, and I wish I could 
         have done better with them...but I love how they seem to be streaming 
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         About
          the Army Card: 
        
         Making
          this card was very difficult, as the jetbikes have so many movement 
         options and rules.  But they are sweet little things, and so 
         very, very fast! 
        
         Great
          mobile shields, and aerial diversions, the jetbikes are harder to 
         hit than a boxer in his prime. 
        
         Linte~Gwai
          Thor's 
         Proudest Moment(s): 
          
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