I’ve finished the second batch of Wyches with my Hekatrix. As you can see, I improved the airbrush blending of the agoniser and also added a highlight. How do you like it? One thing I didn’t enjoy painting was the hair of the Hekatrix. The individual strands are so thin, it was so hard to pick them with even my smallest brush. It looks ok now at an armlength though. Now, onto the next batch.
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I miss painting infantry sized models. My last three models (Canoptek Spyder, Forgefiend and Tesseract Vault have been large, time consuming projects). Seeing your lovely infantry models is really making me want to return to my Necron Warriors and 2nd Edition Tactical Marines.
Dark Eldar models are difficult to paint but you've done an outstanding job. You make it look easy 🙂