Dark Eldar Grotesque.

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**Dr. Bizarre**

Hey folks, this is the first of my grotesques. A pretty easy kitbash tbh, but I think it works well. C&C welcome

**Hells-legion**

Awesome job !!

**Dr. Bizarre**

Cheers dude!

**brother-sergeant Septimus**

I really like the model and the paintjob, don't think I'll be sleeping much tonight

**Some_Call_Me_Tim?**

What kits did you do this with?

_Tim?

**shingouki**

The blood looks quality mate.Any tips?

**suspiratus**

Creepy but cool

**Dr. Bizarre**

Thanks for the comments guys. To answer your questions; The blood is actually really simple, it's just a product called Tamiya clear red, I get it from Modelzone, but most model shops should have it, then just sponge it on. The drop of blood on his finger is just a bristle from an old nylon brush, glued in place then dipped in clear red:-). The kits I used was just the
vampire counts crypt horrors and the spare masks and various other gubbins from the Talos kit. They actually go together really well. Hope that helps dudes!

**GalePrime**

Certainly looks grotesque! Love the blood!

**Dr. Bizarre**

Thanks dude

**BaconUprising**

Extremely nice but the front of the body looks a tiny but plain compared to the back. I would say hang some sort of belt or strap filled with haemonculii toys from him.