Hey guys, my hobby has been a bit slow in the last couple of days, as I was on a trip to Oslo. Bueatiful city, horribly expensive though. But when you go there, make sure to visit Outland Oslo. It’s a geek paradise. It’s huge, and they’ve got everything – tabletop games, TCGs, fantasy and sci-fi novels, movies, LEGO, mangas, animes, replicas, board games, merchandise and probably every paperback comic there is. Brilliant.
Anyways, I started painting another Hornet. It’s meant to form a squad with the first Hornet I painted a while ago. The first one was the first larger resin kit I worked with, as well as the first vehicle I painted for my Iybraesil army. I remember there was a steep lerning curve. Assembling and airbrushing the second one went much easier. Stay tuned.
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I'd say take a look on my finished Hornet http://taleofpainters.blogspot.de/2014/07/showcase-eldar-hornet-of-iybraesil.html and check out where the light and dark areas are.
Heya Stahly
I've got myself a squadron of Hornets,and I'll soon paint them,any ideas on how to paint Eldar vehicle so it look like yours? I'm going to paint it in Saim-Hann Colors so where should I put the highlights and the shadows for the vehicles?
thanks!