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Would love to hear a full review on your seam scraper from micro mark. How does it work on metal? plastic? Any shortcomings it may have or where you find it most useful. Been looking at one and wondering how it compares to using xacto blades and files.
Also, really digging all your work you share.
Seconded! Great job! I understand that Island of Blood is all around, yet as a Saim-Hann player myself I'm always looking forward to seeing some newly finished Eldar of yours. You're a great inspiration to me as I'm painting my third Eldar army in Saim-Hann colours myself.
I love the way you paint Saim-Hann guardians. Your color scheme is much better than GW's.
whoops, I guess I meant ausgezeichnet.
Those look fantastic. Ausgutzeichnett!
(wow, my German classes from 30 years ago finally paid off!)
I may even be inspired enough to paint my second Biel Tan guardian.