As promised on Saturday, here is the Weapon platform and its operator. These are the last remaining models of the second Guardian squad (I’m going to use my Bonesinger as a Spiritseer but maybe I will paint a regular Warlock for them at a later point).
Tomorrow I’m going to build and convert some Farseers and a Fire Prism.
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thats strage, i use deneb stone too , but get a very different result :o/
Cheers anyway, lol
Cheers,
important for sharp and even highlights are high quality brushes that keep their tip, you can't get any better than Winsor & Newton Series 7. Also practise is important as well… and of course correcting any mistakes you made!
The base colour of the Cannon is Dheneb Stone. Check out this tutorial: http://stahlyspaintstation.blogspot.com/2010/04/eldar-tutorial.html for all techniques and paints I used for my Eldar.
I'll second the request for a color recipe for the guns. They are so smooth. Did you use an airbrush?
Hey the , shuriken cannon is an interesting colour, was wondering how you do it ?
good clean stuff as usual , I also like the vibrancy of your red.
I'm consistently impressed with how uniform your edge highlighting comes out. I can't seem to paint my edges without noticeable variations in width. Looks good as usual!