counts as a Wraithlord (still need to finish the turrets and add flamers)
I thought I'd copy and paste some info over from
Lexicanum:
History
"As Eldar civilization neared its Fall, many groups among the Eldar denounced their decadent societies, abandoning their homeworlds in a series of migrations called the Exodus. These Exodites travelled far away from their collapsing civilization, settling many, often harsh worlds.
The degeneration of Eldar society leading to the Fall did not go wholly without resistance. Some, the more far-sighted, began to openly criticise the laxity of their fellow citizens, and to warn against the effect of Chaos cults. These people were mostly ignored or else treated as narrow-minded fools and fanatics. Soon the general collapse of society convinced even the most resolute amongst them that the only end to the steady decline would be in a terrible collapse. Some decided to leave the Eldar worlds, and settle new planets far from Eldar civilization. They were the ones still untainted by the touch of Chaos, and by now they were few. These Eldar are known as the Exodites.
The Exodites purposefully settled worlds where life would be hard. Those among the original Exodites came from all levels of Eldar society, but all were united in their powerful determination to survive. Eventually a new form of society took shape. The Exodites divided into clans each led by a warrior elite. When the Fall came, the Exodite worlds were untouched.
The Exodite Worlds are generally considered backward and rustic compared to the rest of the space-roaming Eldar although they still possess a good deal of high technology. One of the pieces of technology they have maintained is the Infinity Circuit, although on the Exodite worlds these are known as World Spirits and exist in the form grids of stone menhirs, obelisks, and stone circles all crafted from psychoactive crystal. Despite the presence of some technology, these worlds are often agricultural, however, and it is not uncommon for groups of Exodites to exist in a nomadic state, living off roaming herds and seasonal harvests. This is the most common image of the Exodite life. Many Outcasts will find a refuge among these Eldar, who are generally more accepting.
To others, they are the groundwork of a new Eldar Empire on the edge of the galaxy, composed of the descendants of those far-sighted and strong-willed enough to escape the touch of Slaanesh. Biel-tan is one of the chief proponents of the Exodite potential, and will often mobilise its forces in defence of one of the scattered worlds."
Well for a first post, we'll have to start of with some Saurus. Whats not to like about these cold-blooded warriors? With a strength and toughness 4 and 2 attacks, for 11 points they act like most armies elite soldiers. 
The models themselves are easy to paint with a lot of texture all over. They are nice change of pace from your standard fantasy figs. I still have to finish the shields in the back ranks. Then the unit will be complete.
Still putting the finishing touches on Mr. Zealot's new 40k gaming board. While I was mindlessly snapping pictures the other day, I came across my dust covered Nids. With the new cover of the bug codex floating across the Net. It may be time to brush off all the dust bunnies and give the bugs a second look.
Had some boyz left over from the Black Reach box, so I busted out the glue. Over the past day, the brush has been working hard. In addition, I'm lucky enough to have snag up 10 Storm boys over the summer. They're next on the list...
The only thing that save me from a complete stomping was a timely charge by one of my combat squads, in the second turn, to tie up the frisky storm-boys. The combat was a draw and blocking off the the Nob bikers from turning the corner and smashing my middle. The battle lasted long enough to grab the shoota mob's attention lessening the attack in the center.
The Ork wave crashed into my defenses and loses started to mount. During the Charge o' Rama Phase of the game. I lost all 5 Terminators and 2 of my combat Squads in the same assault phase. The shining moment, was my command squad decided to be tough and save all the wounds caused by the Nob Squad. While my own power fist scored 2 big wounds. They were able to turn the tide and kill off the last of the bikers. The War-boss took for safety of the cover.
I should have not won this game. It's that simple. I was out-flanked and overwhelmed by the horde. The lack of Power Klaws is what cost Mr. Watson the game. The mobs did not have the hammer to put the nails in the coffin ... so they say. I started the game with 30 Tactical marines... only 13 survived to tell the tale. Unfortunately for the Orks, all my luck came in a single shooting phase after the beating in the 3rd Turn. The fire fight managed to send off the last of the horde.
Well, it's done. I pulled a major constuction goof and put the howdah on backwards. After that blunder and some creative clipping... it fits. Oh well, not a whole lot you can do about it after the glue drys. 
So very excited to put this monster on the table! Chase down and run over some Tree-men or what ever poor Wood Elf that gets in the way. It should act as hammer and take some of the bow-fire off my other Steggie. Now, all I got to do is... fix that shield with some purple wash and make a army list.
Yesterday, finished up the work on the evil Dino-Death Star along with it's crew. The few pics I snapped last night were all blurry... so it will have to wait. I had to go back and do some touch-up work on my Terrodons. One of them had an issue with the floor.
Today's bit of work will be finishing the basing on Temple guard and few other units need some work in that department. I just may stick with my lizards till the end of the month. A painted Carnosaur would make me smile. Get some Spiky Lizards and shoot up the Wood Elves for a change.
