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So, this is the first completed unit for my Dark Eldar army (Taking a break from Orks). I going for less of the clean, elegant Dark Eldar, instead trying for a corrupt, decaying theme.

A very well done Engine. Please stick to DE as I would love to see more.

It looks hideously damp and disgusting!

Perfect for that model!

I would love to see some Nurgle from you, not many minis I see get the sore, sweaty flesh look you have nailed on this.

It's definitely quite nice, I like the worn down look of the bronze that you have there, makes it seem all the more sinister.

Cheers chaps. I have always wanted to do a Nurgle army. One of these days I may do that Nurgle traitor guard I keep thinking of.

The thing I like the most about it is the flesh tones, you really nailed it at the...uhm...pelvis? The area that the tail is attached to. That looks smooth and clean. You have some black chipping or something on the arms, though. Not sure what that is.

Also, isn't the face plate of the engine supposed to be some other kind of material that the thing can supposedly see through a-la the jetbike pilots?