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Very nice work on your Harlequins, the colors are rich and vibrant but not too vibrant. What happened there?! I have noticed for several years now that the Eldar Harlequins have been painted in darker or more richer tones and more uniformly but I've yet to see anyone paint them as they were when originally introduced in 1988. They all had very bright colors and each Harlequin had a unique pattern to their costume of stars, stripes, zig-zags, dots. They are, after all, killer clowns from outer space! If ever I get around to paining some Harlequins they will certainly be based off of the original box art, so much eye vomit it will make your head spin!!! Happy painting.
Awesome paint…
I will, of course be copying them.
Nice one!
Nice Harlies, as the above poster said I was also a little reluctant to paint these with all the diamonds and checks and stuff so I think I will do mine the same as you, same style anyway not colours.
Rob
Great job. I was given some Harlequins recently but I haven't plucked up the corage to start painting them yet as I'm terrified by the thought of painting all those tiny patterns in hard-to-reach areas. Your models demonstrate that a simple block colour scheme can look just as good. Bravo!