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Here is the finished Forgeworld Eldar Phantom Titan which was painted by Alistair Armes of Worthy Painting.
We choose to go with a more cartoony style to bring out the bold colours of Iyandan.
It was painted using a large variety of technics, one being the use of the old Games Workshop Inks.
Please check out the video linked below for more detailed close up views. In the video, it was mentioned that it is the biggest Forgeworld model they do, what I ment to say that it was the tallest. So please don't hang me on that!
Hey Guys, Thanks for the comments, the base is a little flat as the model if going to be part of a display army for a store, so is going on a large display table so the base is temp for now, Nick
Run away I faced one of those before and it raped most of my army. Although the match was 3000 points of stuff vs 6 superheavies so I guess that was to be expected.
I enjoyed the color choice and I don't think it's "too cartoony". Most Eldar armies that are painted "well", in my opinion, have had those super bright color choices. Excellent job!