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I'm actually excited about painting Eldar. I guess after painting a lot of Orks, I just went for the exact opposite. Anyway, here's the Wraithlord I just finished.

WOW! That paint scheme is amazing !

Wow.. Very, Very Cool.

"Come here!"

Very nice job on the face. Do you sketch them out on something and transfer guidelines or start building it up on the model itself?

Obvious Ninja is obviously a ninja.

Love it.

Astoundingly good... the freehand is amazing. Wish I was a 1/10 that good!!

Once again eledamris you post something that's just awesome.

Very nice indeed. I like the base, colour scheme and freehand in particular. Oh wait, I like it all!

Is this the start of an Eldar army?

Beautiful! Reminds me of something out of AT-43, actually, but only in good ways.

The quality of the painting is very nice indeed. Although I think the face really doesn't work aesthetically, I do think it is very well done. Have you read/seen any guides or did you learn it yourself?

The red on the stones is a great spot colour for the grey. Pose is great, painting's fabulous. Brilliant!

Whoa. Thats awesome

Overall I think it is amazing. However, I also believe the face is out of place. Its very well done, but doesn't fit the model.

Awesome work!

The face works for me because it's in a dynamic, angry pose. If it were in a normal situation, the lights wouldn't be so emphatic and the face wouldn't be able to be see. I like how it turned out.

I think im experiencing dejavu or is there a green version of this on an Eldar vehicle ( falcon or wraithlord ) , i cant remember.... ><

Luna, I think there was a Falcon entered in one of the GD's that had ghost-like faces on it.

This is very cool, I love the way the striping enhances the sense of motion and don't think the face is out of place at all. While the color is relatively monochrome, it works here - especially with the red gem accents - in a way that it wouldn't if the color were more vibrant.

LunaHound wrote:I think im experiencing dejavu or is there a green version of this on an Eldar vehicle ( falcon or wraithlord ) , i cant remember.... ><

There was a Revenant Titan done like this, but way better painted.

The pose is excellent.

The flamboyance of the paint job makes a strange contrast to the conservative, monochrome color. Almost seems like something so well done deserves a more vibrant color, but it's a great model. The tabard seems to be a bit of a departure from the color scheme -- any reason for the contrasting warmth in the tabard?

Very nice job, I really like thew freehand.

Excellent work.

Great, the jewels came out great to.

Jelle

WOW!!!!!
Amazing head!!!

WOW AWSOME

Stunning - nice one!

eledamris wrote:

LunaHound wrote:I think im experiencing dejavu or is there a green version of this on an Eldar vehicle ( falcon or wraithlord ) , i cant remember.... ><

There was a Revenant Titan done like this, but way better painted.

How do you paint like that?!

Mr Nobody wrote:How do you paint like that?!

Regal Blue, Adeptus Battlegrey, Bleached Bone, Skull White, Chaos Black, Scab Red, Blood Red, Chainmail, Badab Black and Gloss Varnish. And a brush and water. It really wasn't a hard paintjob.

*Awestruck*

I can only hope to one day paint a fraction as good as that, it looks amazing!

I love well-painted/well-posed Wraithlords.

Excellent job sir or madam.