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really scary models warning hehe!
i based these off eldar because eldar space marines sounds like a good idea so the chaos space mrines stole the gadgets from the eldar and are running around killing all the inncent people and i worked really hard on it like a week so i wanted to share them because i am very pleased with how they turned out

The red horns look pretty cool. Nice job.

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^ Much as I hate to say it...seconded.

I sadly do not see any eldar parts on these two models. I do however note the thousand sons bolter on the left and the tabard on the right one.

You really need to work on brush control and building up color with thin coats rather than trying to paint in one coat. Definitely if you stick around dakka check out the tutorials in the articles section or head over to YouTube and get some pointers there. It takes a lot of practice to paint like an expert. You should keep these models so that in a few months or years of practice you can see how far you have come.

Proof-read your posts, people will take you more seriously if you do.

And Brother SRM wont hit you with the grammar hammer.

Goddard wrote:Proof-read your posts, people will take you more seriously if you do.

And Brother SRM wont hit you with the grammar hammer.

whats the grammar hammer that sounds painful haha

Breeezy wrote:

Goddard wrote:Proof-read your posts, people will take you more seriously if you do.

And Brother SRM wont hit you with the grammar hammer.

whats the grammar hammer that sounds painful haha

It's for when people post with incoherent posts that barely adhere to what most of us would identify as "English" and I tell them to learn how to type, spell, and use proper grammar. PS please learn how to type, spell, and use proper grammar.

I was gonna give him the benefit of the doubt... but I have to call TROLL on this guy.

nectarprime wrote:I was gonna give him the benefit of the doubt... but I have to call TROLL on this guy.

unless he is a youngblood. just use the benefit of the doubt factor.

its a good start man. consider painting the whole model one color first, then adding other colors on top of that to seperate the different parts.

remember that a little paint goes a long way, so small amounts on the brush and light hand strokes will definitely help clean up those lines!

nectarprime wrote:I was gonna give him the benefit of the doubt... but I have to call TROLL on this guy.

I'm beginning to agree... :/

Um... The color scheme is certainly unique... but your technique needs quite a bit of work, read the tutorials in the forum, I'm sure with alot of time and patience, you could turn out a great job with the color scheme you've chosen...

Brother SRM wrote:

Breeezy wrote:

Goddard wrote:Proof-read your posts, people will take you more seriously if you do.

And Brother SRM wont hit you with the grammar hammer.

whats the grammar hammer that sounds painful haha

It's for when people post with incoherent posts that barely adhere to what most of us would identify as "English" and I tell them to learn how to type, spell, and use proper grammar. PS please learn how to type, spell, and use proper grammar.

I love you, haha.