Yay, the Ravager is finished. Another model from the Dark Eldar megaforce to tick off. With a final push I painted the crew and the gunners on the side turrets. When I took the picture, the glue was still drying on the side turrets, so all the model needs now is just a final assembling and a coat of varnish. What do you think? This model was quite a ride as a couple of things went wrong, so I’m really pleased when I look at the finished model now.
Stay tuned for proper pictures of the assembled model in a showcase post. What should I paint next? I want to take a little break from Dark Eldar and I thought of some more power armour…
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Well done for hanging on in there until the end buddy. You have a stunning Ravager there. I can not wait to see the showcase pictures.
That sail is epic chap well done.
Wonderful!!
That is absolutely stunning, well done!
Instead of power armor, why not wraithbone armor…? Wraithblades, perhaps?!
Yeah, I got a box of them laying around, but it won't be before next until I get around painting them, so please be patient 🙂