Modelling for Advantage, err I mean Canoptek Wraiths part 1

Love my Necron wraiths. They are quite useful on the battlefield. Not a fan of how quickly they are removed. Here's something I've wanted for a while.

JJ modelling, the new Canoptek Wraiths are beautiful models. Lots of style with an elegant grace. However they are a bit too tall to effectively hide from the entire army that wants to shoot at them to get them off the table. Love their 3++, all the opponent has to do is continue shooting until the squad is gone. And the enemy has a lot to shoot with.

Put my plastic wraiths up on ebay for a decent price, no buyers though. Then placed them on a table gaming site wanting to trade them for 3rd ed metal ones. That's when someone asked if I was modelling for advantage because the metal ones are smaller and easier to hide. Admitted to that thinking and someone took me up on the trade.

Apparently one of the wraiths had a broken arm so another wraith was thrown into the trade. Wasn't worried about the conditions of the wraiths as long as they were metal. Can clean up any previous modelling mistakes. Two arms were broken and used some Necrons bits to make them whole again. Some pinning was involved here and there and the squad is mostly ready.