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Thanks for the feedback guys.

All comments and criticism are welcome. If a concensus is met I'll make some tweaks. Definitely considering a couple already.

very impressive i might take this idea later

Really stunning squad, bravo

- Salvage

really nice job. Ive gotten my hands on the wych models to the same thing. that said, i agree they look a bit flat, they need a brighter color gem. what i'd do is take the gems on the legs and match it to the hair, or even go so far as to use another contrasting color like green.

i wasn't too sure of the scourge masks back in the beginning pics of this project, however, seeing them finished and painted makes me rethink the idea, and i just might steal it to use for mine.

awesome conversion, wanted to do some witch elf banshees for my exodite army, now I am certain I want them
here is my army under construction: https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/739077.page

I love them. Really wonderful job. I really love the witch elves models (Daughters of Khaine player) and eldar banshees as a theme, probably my favorite warrior aspect.
I love how you gave them a bodysuit paint, used the details to make them look like they are wearing proper aspect armor. The GS detailing and the Scourges masks are perfect. Might borrow from you if I ever want to build and paint a squad.

Thanks again for the feedback and compliments guys.

I left the banshees as they were in the end. The feedback is appreciated and will be taken in to account on future models.

If I was to change the banshees I'd add another level of highlights and make the gems red too..... as I write this I'm still undecided.

I'm on the side of the original paint choices here. Grey gems on grey surfaces looks cool and classy and really shows off your great shading skills. The big red hair is enough contrasting counterpoint for the whole miniature without any need to busy it up with more red gems. It leaves the blues in the eyes and weapons to jump out and be the subtle focus. Top job all round, increadibly good!