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what do you think about this particular scheme color?

Looks very neat, I particulary like the pale wraithbone. Well done!

I love the web pattern on their backs.

I really like this scheme, lovely and crisp and a nice change from their generic aspect colours. I think the wraithbone and the powerblades are really nice in particular, do you have any background on your Craftworld so far? I don't want to be demanding here but can I see some close ups of the individual models please?

Looks really good man

I really like the contrast from the regular scheme, bone and blue rather than red and black. It's a fresh take on some dated minis, you made them look nice and current. A request for next time you post though, take some individual shots to really show them off up close.

I really like this! Good on you sir.

However, I would remove the green powerblades. You are allready using purple, blue and bone colour (a very light brown/yellow). The green is just to mutch. I think you would get a better result of you painted them blue. The pose and your exelent shading will be enough for the exharch to stand out anyway. Other neatral alternatives could be black-purple or just black power weapons. Grey also is a neutral colour but grey powerweapons are a bit dull. (You want a high contrast colour)

I disagree. I think the green powerblades really make you spot the exarch and make him pop. It also adds a scary spider aspect like what you see on venomous spiders.

Excellent models all around.

I really like the contrast from the regular scheme, bone and blue rather than red and black. It's a fresh take on some dated minis, you made them look nice and current. A request for next time you post though, take some individual shots to really show them off up close.

i will try but it is difficult because we have so few time for the picture shot. however we have the same photos in my gallery on dakkadakka or on our facebook page in a bigger dimension

However, I would remove the green powerblades. You are allready using purple, blue and bone colour (a very light brown/yellow). The green is just to mutch. I think you would get a better result of you painted them blue. The pose and your exelent shading will be enough for the exharch to stand out anyway. Other neatral alternatives could be black-purple or just black power weapons. Grey also is a neutral colour but grey powerweapons are a bit dull. (You want a high contrast colour)

scheme color is made by the committent, i'm thinking about my personal spider colors and for that i asked to dakka's community some advice on this colors, if it is strange make a unit of aspect warriors with different colors from the normal (in the style of the rest of the army or not)

 racta wrote:
I disagree. I think the green powerblades really make you spot the exarch and make him pop. It also adds a scary spider aspect like what you see on venomous spiders.

Excellent models all around.

i think so

thank you for your comments

Definitely an atypical scheme....look like they would be called sand spiders not warp spiders. The webbing on the backpack is a real nice touch. The color scheme looks great and there is a real precision to your work....very well done!

I think it's a great colour scheme, they tie in really well with the bases and the blue/green details contrast nicely with the darker purple. Well done - it's surprising how well these minis hold up, given their age

Awesome looking. Hope mine will be half as good when I am done with them.

Lovely paint job although I wouldn't be a fan of the green blades on that exarch as a contrast to the rest of the scheme

Excellent paintjob on a piss poor sculpted model. Makes me forget how ugly the actual model is.

Looking real good. Nice and neat paintjob.