Gothic Sci-Fi Space Elf Warriors - Spacelair Flamescale Squad

The Spacelair Flamescale Squad embodies the aggressive frontline doctrine of the Gothic Sci-Fi Space Elf Warriors, combining ritual elegance with disciplined, high-velocity warfare. This squad represents elite infantry trained to advance through fire-scorched corridors, voidship interiors, and shattered urban battlefields with ruthless precision.

Each warrior stands approximately 31mm from feet to eyes, clad in ornate yet functional armour that blends flowing cloth elements with angular, alien plate. Crested helms and segmented war-gear reinforce their aristocratic origins, while their dynamic poses convey constant motion, advancing, firing, and striking as a cohesive unit rather than static troops. The Flamescale Squad carries advanced ranged weapons and close-combat options, allowing them to adapt seamlessly to rapidly changing combat zones.

Within the wider ranks of the Gothic Sci-Fi Space Elf Warriors, Flamescale Squads serve as shock infantry and territorial enforcers. Their role is to secure objectives under fire, cleanse fortified positions, and maintain pressure on the enemy through relentless manoeuvre. Whether advancing through flame-lit trench lines or sweeping through gothic void architecture, they are designed to look deadly in motion.

The sculpts feature layered textures across armour, cloth, and weapons, offering painters plenty of surface detail without overwhelming the miniature. Flowing sashes and armour filigree contrast clean weapon lines, making the squad ideal for grimdark, high-contrast paint schemes or vibrant, arcane colour palettes associated with Gothic Sci-Fi Space Elf Warriors forces.

Supplied as a 9-model set, the Spacelair Flamescale Squad comes unpainted and unassembled, making it perfect for hobbyists seeking a versatile core unit or a visually striking detachment within a larger army.

Painting Guide — Spacelair Flamescale Squad

Designed to highlight speed, heat, and ceremonial warfare.

1. Prime

• Black or dark grey primer for strong shadow definition.
• Optional zenithal highlight to pick out armour edges.

2. Armour

• Use deep reds, obsidian blacks, or bone tones.
• Edge highlight sharply to emphasise movement.

3. Cloth and Sashes

• Muted creams, scorched oranges, or dark purples.
• Blend lightly to suggest flowing motion.

4. Weapons

• Neutral metallics or matte blacks.
• Add subtle glow effects to energy elements.

5. Base

• Urban ruins, trench debris, or scorched deck plating.

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