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Blood runs. Anger rises. Death wakes. War calls. I’ve finished the lower half of the model, and by Asuryan, there are a lot of gems on this model. Nevertheless, it’s tremendous fun to paint. I’m now working on the upper half. I feel the combination of magenta and turquoise is very Eldar (and also a bit of glam rock). What do you think?
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Looks awesome 🙂
Very nice, it is not simple to make a pink and also threatening mini at the same time!
I am not sure about glam rock, (like, not sure what it is??), but as for the model? I can't paint that well, very nice. Kind of like a glowing skinless alien fiend.
woot!
I was dubious about the pink in the first post too, but this is looking fantastic now. I can't wait to see the finished product.
Confession time: when i first saw this i thought 'what the hell are you doing??!'
But now, this just looks quality. Top marks for originality and execution
I like the way this is going.
🙂
Do you have a gem tutorial? I mean there are tons out there but I like seeing which technique people use. I just started Eldar and well I'm scared my gems will look garbage! (going with a red instead of blue) Either way so far this is looking gorgeous you gave me ideas for when I get my avatar ( albeit the old metal one) haha
I'll do a gem tutorial over the weekend, stay tuned!