Painted Eldar Guardian Jetbikes & Autarch Warhammer 40k Showcase | HD Images and Video

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Channel: StrikingScorpion82 · 2013 · Gaming

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These are my Warhammer 40,000 Eldar Jetbikes with Autarch (Eldar Army Troops choice + HQ). I painted these to go with my Ibrasil Eldar Army. In the game Eldar Jetbikes are now super fast and are very handy for grabbing objectives. The Autarch adds a bit more 'punch' to the unit in close combat!! 

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