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I finally finished painting my 2000 point chaos army, also am taking a break from painting my large imperial foot guard army because that will take a long time and I will be very sick of painting flecktarn camo on every militia man.

Now I picked up a seer council box on Thursday and a box of dire avengers on Friday because they were on the shelf and I had some spare cash. Now that Ive seen my friends play eldar and liked all that you can do with them as far as painting and modeling goes, I've fallen in love with the eldar. It's nice to have a grim dark army that is teal and red with bright colors n there, its a nice change. Also the minis are amazing.

With this blog I hope to show my side project army and my ideas for a background to this craftworld and to have something that's not imperial or a spiked version of it. Something different is exactly what I need. Everything is assembled ,but only 2 of my council members are painted.

The council is done after many pain staking hours. I didn't use any washes and worked on my avengers as well, but that's for tomorrow, stupid hurricane better not mess with my painting schedule.

I like the earthen tones of the robes. Looks like a good start. Do you have any fluff on your craftworld?

Did a few of my dire avengers yesterday, here is my test model for their color scheme.