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Here are the Cold One Knights I've painted up for my wifes Dark Elves army. Basing will be done all at once across the army, so don't hold your breath for it.

They look excellent aerethan, you never fail to satisfy.

Thank you. This was my first time really using Liquid Gold on anything and I'm quite happy with how it turned out.

I would love to get more feedback on these. I just realized I forgot to highlight the purple robes!

Very solid paintjob on these. The colours fit nicely and the contrast between rider and mount is well defined. I'm definitely a fan of these kind of clean jobs and you've pulled it off well. I never usually comment on Warhammer stuff since it isn't an area of GW I have ever been into, but you've done a very fine job on this.

The turquoise and purple scheme was my wifes idea. For the cold ones I tried to do a fairly believable color scheme on them which I think turned out well. The scaly surface is a pain in the ass to paint though as it causes a lot of bubbling in the paint.