Hey guys, I made another big step with Eldrad. All that is left to do now is refining the paint job here and there, adding transfers and he is good to go! I like how he is shaping up, a slightly different take than the ‘Eavy Metal version and the classic Ulthwé paint schemes you usually see. What do you think?
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That's an interesting take on him, the colours are almost tzeentchian. I think it works though, the sword is a particular highlight for me as the lightning gets more dense towards the tip.
Really well done, especially the sword and staff. I'm just not keen on the shade of red used.
Cheers guys, thanks for the feedback. Could it be that Eldrad is a pawn of the Changer of Ways? Hopefully not 😉
Hi Stahly,
How do you keep your fine work so neat? I've been painting for a while now and I'm still struggling to get such a neat finish.
Cheers