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I just finished the Fuegan I painted for a friend of mine, let me Know what you think. Click Here if you would like to see a couple more (or larger) pics on my blog, or go check them out in my gallery.

Wow looks amazing. The edges are really clean and the color scheme fits it well. Nice job!

Thanks 40k Ninja. I hope to have some more progress on it by the end of the weekend.

I finished all the bone on the model .... Click Here to check it out!!!

I finished it!!! ... the pics are in an edited post above .....

I agree, it is a very clean eldar model, nice work!

Love it. Can you provide a guide to the colours you used? I know I cannto replicate it, but it helps to understand the application.

Also, do you have a suggestion for Karandras? Im trying to work him or Jain Zar into my army (who also needs a paintscheme... Im thinking NMM Mirrored Chrome)

AvatarForm: I did give a run down of the colors and application on the WIP post on my blog, click on the link above and it will take you there. For Karandras I would use the same Techniques, just with dark to light green. Maybe starting with a pre-base coat of all green areas with a 20/80% mix of Black/Darkangels Green, then (leaving a thin line of the pre-base) basecoat with Darkangels Green. To highlight I would slowly add small amounts of Snot green to the Dark angels green with each highlight. Keep your mix very watered down(not the base coat, just highlights), and make sure your mixes are in small amounts, increasing by 25% or so. The Mix should look like pure Snot Green after three or four highlights. Then you mix in Scorpion Green in small amounts (again make sure you keep it fairly watered down, almost a 50/50 consistency. if you dont, the paintjob will look chunky). After about three or four more mixes you should be almost pure Scorpion Green. You could then add a small edge highlight of 70/30% Scorpion Green/Skull White to make it look shiny. I highlighted the whole model this way, it's kinda like "wet Blending" and I only use this technique on single models. As for the NMM chrome, I am still trying to perfect that, I can do regular metal fairly well, but the Chrome still gives me a hard time. I am a bit of a perfectionist so I haven't been fully pleased with any of my chrome attempts yet.


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A Black Ram: Thanks for the feedback !!!

Very nice and clean!
Although I don't like the fact that you gave him large base...

Crisp and clean, very nice!