This is the finished Spiritseer for my Eldar army. I’m quite happy how he turned out. I really like the paint scheme of my Saim-Hann Eldar, the red and purples in combination with the turquoise really pop. Actually quite similar to Garfy’s Nids which I adore, isn’t it? Now the model needs a coat of varnish and then I’ll take some proper shots in my light box. How do you like the model? Drop me some comments!
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It's awesome work! Cool painted and unofficial model. Especially like singing spear with its psychic lightings.
Cheers guys!
My method for painting witchblades is based off an 'Eavy Metal Masterclass featuring a Space Wolves champion. I basecoated the blade with Formula P3 Coal Black, then I watered down VGC Falcon Turquoise to a very watery consistency an applied it to the blade. I let the paint pool here and there to create an irregular, cloudy pattern once this coat was dry. Based on this pattern I started to paint lightning shaped streaks with Falcon Turquoise, that I highlighted and refined with P3 Arcane Blue, a mix of Arcane Blue and VGC Wolf Grey and finally pure Wolf Grey.
Lovely work Stahly. Solid job.
Nice blade work, really "sharp" – okay I'm done. Seriously great effect was it glazes or strictly blending to achieve that?
Great looking Model as a spiritseer it will fit a lot better with the Wraithguard models due to its slightly bigger size. Very good execution of the painting style and lovely witchblade style, have you ever done a tutorial on that method? If not I would greatly appreciate one