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Hey guys, I finished the first batch of Incubi for my Dark Eldar army. What do you think of them? I didn’t paint the face masks white like they did with the studio models, but used a bone colour for both the masks and the horns instead. I also added a glowing eyes effect like on all my Dark Eldar infantry. Now there are only two models left!
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Hi Stahly …beautiful work ….
I'm trying also … https://fbcdn-sphotos-b-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-frc3/t1.0-9/s720x720/484306_10200903799177964_2078709851_n.jpg
Hi Stahly!
How did you made the rune details inside the weapons??
Hi Viktor,
I layered from VGC Scurf Green to VGC Jade Green, VGC Fould Green and Reaper Master Series Mint Green. A similar effect can be achieved with GW Incubi Darkness, Kabalite Green, Sybarite Green and Gauss Blaster Green.
They're awesome!
The shadings, the highlights… just stunning
Love the purple highlights. Extremely impressed. I've seen these models in person, and they are TINY. That's quite a lot of dexterity to get such sharp clean lines on the armor plates. Bravo sir.