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Hello all again, I'm back with some of my weird color choices and themes. I posted Drycha and the hydra in another thread, but I think they deserve a post on their own.

Also, I'd like to hear some opinions about how this modified Kurnoth Hunter looks, based it on a Wraithguard body and some proper Kurnoth bitz.

Drycha first.



Then my metal (literally) Hydra



And last, the Hunter

I think the new wood elf stuff from AoS is a great starting point for Eldar Exodite style stuff (with some work of course). I like how your stuff has ended up.

Thanks, that's the same thing I tought. Even a Wraithlord, with some treelord bits (or a treelord with Wraithlord bits) can tun out interesting.

I admit, am not the best green stuff sculptor, but I like how the little root covering the vent turned out.

Absolutely love your Wraithguard/Kurnoth Hunter right up my street of blending eldar and Sylvaneth stuff to make exodites

May have to steal that one it's so cool

It does look quite awesome.

Imagine making a forgeworld wraithseer with one of the big swords that comes in that kit...

Thank you all. Completed the second and working on the third. Will soon post the sword-wielding ones once I complete them.

Comments on Drycha?

I really like her.

I like the way the blue plays off the red, and its usually not a color pairing I like despite my patriotism

That drycha is amazing! I love the red transition!

Is more of a ruddish brown, like all my other elves (keeping with an exotic theme), but thanks, yes, the contrast between the skin and hair is one of the things that cemented the idea of such a scheme.

I approve - especially of the Archer!

Tomorrow will post a pic of the two whole units.

Here's a group shot of one of my Wyldwoods with my Spirit of Durthu and my two Kurnoth units.