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Made in au
Rookie Pilot






Melbourne, Australia

Hey, just sold these off, thought I'd share a few pics of a different take on Eldar. C and c welcome.
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Made in au
Rookie Pilot






Melbourne, Australia

Knight
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Made in au
Rookie Pilot






Melbourne, Australia

Some guard I'm working on too.
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Made in au
Rookie Pilot






Melbourne, Australia

Close up
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Made in au
Rookie Pilot






Melbourne, Australia

400 views and no comments, must have nailed it

 
   
Made in gb
Is 'Eavy Metal Calling?





UK

Nice weathering on the Valks especially, and the Falons look good!

 
   
Made in us
Longtime Dakkanaut






Los Angeles

The silence may be on account of confusion by other posters. What makes those Eldar Exodite Eldar? Typically Exodites are presented as wild, archaic Eldar who ride beasts into war rather than using machinery. So what did you have in mind when making those Exodites? Also, why are there Imperial Valkyries in an Exodite Eldar thread? See? Confusion.

Regarding the paintwork:
The star field on the Wraith Knight's face plate is nice, but some of the air brush work seems flat and needs additional highlighting, particularly the central chest jewel on the Wraith Knight. The gray and orange color scheme works well and would look nice on a full army so kudos there!
   
Made in au
Rookie Pilot






Melbourne, Australia

 DarkTraveler777 wrote:
The silence may be on account of confusion by other posters. What makes those Eldar Exodite Eldar? Typically Exodites are presented as wild, archaic Eldar who ride beasts into war rather than using machinery. So what did you have in mind when making those Exodites? Also, why are there Imperial Valkyries in an Exodite Eldar thread? See? Confusion.


My bad, the "Exodite" aspect was not due to them riding dinos, but being a "tribal"paint scheme. There were some dinos in there (terradon/jetbikes) but they are long gone.

Cheers for the feedback on how to improve, It's only the 2nd army I have ever painted, with the guard becoming no. 3. So i'm keen to improve.

 
   
Made in us
Troubled By Non-Compliant Worlds






Is it the dot patterns that make them tribal (which them apparently makes them exodites now)? I thought it was either battle damage or weird shadows. You might want to bring those up to a contrasting color like tribesmen do to make them stand out.

The faceplate on that Wraithknight is cool and excellently done.

Go forth and amplify, here come the NOISE MARINES!
Sons of Cacophony: Construction Finished, Forever Unpainted 
   
Made in us
Unhealthy Competition With Other Legions





The Midwest

Cool paint scheme. Doesn't really scream 'exodite', but well done nonetheless.

CC:
1. That moldline on the inside of the wraithknight's arm....yikes. Gotta scrape/file those off.
2. Maybe take some more and better photos. But I guess you sold off the army, so that's for future reference. It's kind of hard to do some good cc with limited camera angles and all the background "noise" within the photos.
3. So I assume the valkyrie wings were assembled backwards on purpose. Right? Not a big deal, and it doesn't look bad, actually.

I think the initial silence might have been derived from the overall nonchalance of the post coupled with limited photos. It was kind of like "Hey, here's some random photos of some models I painted. Sold them already. Alright, cool."

Edit: I see the Knight box in there...where's that at? I like Knights.

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Made in au
Rookie Pilot






Melbourne, Australia

 House Griffith wrote:
Cool paint scheme. Doesn't really scream 'exodite', but well done nonetheless.

CC:
1. That moldline on the inside of the wraithknight's arm....yikes. Gotta scrape/file those off.
2. Maybe take some more and better photos. But I guess you sold off the army, so that's for future reference. It's kind of hard to do some good cc with limited camera angles and all the background "noise" within the photos.
3. So I assume the valkyrie wings were assembled backwards on purpose. Right? Not a big deal, and it doesn't look bad, actually.

I think the initial silence might have been derived from the overall nonchalance of the post coupled with limited photos. It was kind of like "Hey, here's some random photos of some models I painted. Sold them already. Alright, cool."

Edit: I see the Knight box in there...where's that at? I like Knights.


Yeah, that line is a pretty major oversight!! And the Valks wings are on purpose Still unsure how I like them, it's "different"IMO, not really better or worse.

I'll work on the photos and presentation, thanks for the feedback.

Changing thread title.

 
   
 
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