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This is a glimpse of my Eldar Iyanden Army I am finishing. I didnt really like the yellow and blue scheme, so decided to go with a somewhat reversed Saim-Hann look. Anyways I will update this with more units as I complete them. Let me know whatcha think!

Very crisp and good use of decals! If those aren't decals, great freehand!

Clearly visible Brush strokes Ruin a rather good idea

It's a nice paint scheme but the brush strokes are really visible. It doesn't look like the paint was too thick... it almost looks like you thinned the paints with something besides water, or thinned the paints way too much and didn't do enough layers? I'm not sure what happened here.

The cockpit also looks off. I take it that it's supposed to be white.... but it just looks foggy.

I love the paint scheme and the gems and you did a good job with the decals though!

It's the Turbokat from Swat Kats.



I wonder if I was the only person who watched that cartoon as a kid.

 SRSFACE wrote:
It's the Turbokat from Swat Kats.



I wonder if I was the only person who watched that cartoon as a kid.

Oh man, I loved the swat kats!! thanks for the trip down memory lane.

Good painting on the flyer, too.

Pic doesn't do the best justice. I know what your saying about the brush strokes but thats mainly just drybrushing. Once I hit it with sealer it made everything blend much better. Im happy with how it turned out. I didn't want the whole crisp clean colour look. I will put newer pics on soon.

Eye-catching, and neatly done. Army should look good in that scheme.