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An alternate iyanden scheme I came up with - the client doesnt like the bright blue and yellow. I was going to add some chapter craftworld markings whatever to the robe but he decided against it.

He sent me this wood elf head that looked very wrong if used as is so i ended up moding it alot- sculpted the forehead gem and such.

That's pretty damn awesome.

That is a seriously impressive piece. What I wouldn't give to be able to paint like that.

That is stunning. The head swap works really well and the detail of the painting is superb.

The robes/cloak is amazing. Tell me your secrets...

the blue and purple look great together!

Amazing blends, truly, the face is kinda bland though.

Very nice. You have done some nice work there and changing the helmet detail was a good idea but the spike makes me go hmmmm?

 notprop wrote:
Very nice. You have done some nice work there and changing the helmet detail was a good idea but the spike makes me go hmmmm?

True. Without the spike it was just a flat plate thing of metal sitting ontop of her hair, I wasnt too impressed with that either, I dont really understand the sculpt or maybe part of it was missing. I think the spike gives it a nice shape from the front view, not so great from the back.

Thinking about it now maybe what I should have done is cut off all her hair and sculpt in the back to make the helmet wrap around her head fully.

Nice little head swap, works really well with the model

And some more, for the same customer.
This is more what I would consider my tabletop level.
I didnt resize the pic at all, if you want to zoom way in to examin you can check the direct link. http://i.imgur.com/c870RhL.jpg

more
http://i.imgur.com/3FmRnxE.jpg

Nice work on the farseer. I especially like the blue-purple iridescence. For some reason it comes across in a more interesting way on fabric than on the "metal" of the wraithguard.

Also I appreciate that you didn't feel the need to spoil the model with bewbs.

Great job, I'm not a huge Eldar fan but you did very good.

Very nice work sir!

Love the conversion of the Farseer and those Wraithguard also look fantastic.

Thanks all. Some more:

and more coming.

Damn fine shading/blending on the blade and the cloak. DAMN fine.

And some spirit seers that were sent to me.

I went through 10 cups or more of wash sprayed out of airbrush washing this. I tried washing it by brush at first but I couldn't cover the surface fast enough and the result wasn't good. I cant imagine attempting to paint this by hand. How does my airbrush work look?

Knight looks great! There are some seams visible on the legs, though...

Thanks. It was sent already assembled, he did a good job.
I put one layer of liquid green on the seams but it's not enough apparently. I could always milliput everything if someone would want to pay extra for that.

I really like it. Your airbrushing skills do in fact, pay the bills.

The only thing I'm not keen on, and it's only personal taste, I don't like the glowing muzzles, but other than that, a model turned up to 11. Well done, sir.

Some of more of these guys:



Client did the assembly and conversion work.

That's it for the eldar for now. Back to flesh tearers.

Have to say very nice models. Love the paint scheme and colors. Keep up the great work.

The color scheme is delightful. And the style is very classy and elegant. You sir, are a gentleman.

Amazing models, make me want to paint eldar!

The casting was not bad on this finecast. There was just some bubbles and a missing thumb on his right hand to take care of. Nothing too major.

What do you think?

Someone liked these eldar so here's some new eldar for a new client.



I really love how these turned out.