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This is the first finished piece ive been able to share with the Dakka community since last September. Life has kept me busy and I get painting in when I can. I had a blast painting my first of 3 Eldar Warwalkers. Prior to this, my only experience with painting walkers was with Dreadnoughts. This is also my first go at painting the clear GW canopy's. I think the trim of the canopy turned our better than I had hoped. I had the aid of liquid mask, but I am pleased the the blending result. I hope everyone enjoy's the pictures as much as I enjoyed painting this model. Let me know what you think.

Also I posted a few pics of my WIP Wave Serpent. I have finished the bottom half and am in the process of blending/highlighting the top piece.

Wow, fantastic looking walker. The canopy did in fact turn out great. Looking forward to more

That War Walker, sir, is awesome. I tip my hat to you.

I really like your scheme

Looks good, if you don't mind me asking how did you get such a nice blend from blue to green?

I'm looking forward to seeing more of your army

Porcupine el Josh wrote: Looks good, if you don't mind me asking how did you get such a nice blend from blue to green?

If you like this army, I have a Guardian Squad and a small Avengers squad in my gallery you can check out.

For the blue I started with Ultramarine blue and blended up with enchanted blue. For the transitional color I mixed equal parts snot green / enchanted blue / ice blue. Then I continued blending and add more snot green until I got to pure snot green. At that point I started adding Scorpion green. and I blended that up about 3 layers. The highlights were pure ice blue for the blue and Scorpion green mixed with Sunburst Yellow for the green. Glad you like it.

Looking great. Love the gradation from blue to green. Seamless.

Beautiful paintjob. As said before your green/blue transition is amazing.

Walker is awesome! I feel like it's been quite a while since we've seen any of your Eldar, Element. Glad they still look so striking!

Amazing transition!