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These are some Beil-tan Eldar Guardians/Warlock/Farseer that I've painted... not using green as the primary color for this army.
Let me know what you think.

This is a test model for Beil-tan Craftworld specific Dire Avenger Aspect warriors. For the next model I'm going to try an off-white for the armor plates (ever so slightly off) so that I can actually highlight them, but who knows, maybe I won't like the trouble.

Ya brass rod would probably have been better. Suppose I can change it when I'm able to get some. Was kind of on a whim at the time.

Far as I can see that army looks good. I can't see it that well, but it's painted at any rate. I've actual shown all but one model that I even have painted for this army.

Pics of my Waveserpent.. WIP.. yeah, going to be working on this some more. Found offwhite by Vallejo at a local craft-mart and am going to have to go back over ALL the white and find a work around to repair the tan... =( Live and learn I guess. washes aren't always your friends. I won't say it looks completely awful, but I do think I can make a better go of it, so I'm going to.

Dire Avenger final cut.