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With the release of 8th ed, I've been putting together a new Eldar army. Unfortunately, there's currently a few models that are difficult to find, so I decided to convert my own...



Shaved off all the Farseer ornamentation from the ghosthelm and smoothed over the face with GS (going for a wraithguard/lord effect), and swapped out the spearhead for additional Eldar-ey doohickies. Under an hour, all told.

Nice work! Simple and effective.

Great effect. So smooth.

This is the best type of conversion! I will not use the word simple...working with GS and such never is...but fewer swaps and steps always leaves a clean look. Nice! Thanks for sharing!

It's wonderful in it's simplicity and it's effectiveness. Bravo.

Pretty nice!
You could also cut the little curvy thing at the back of the helmet, and glue it on the back (the spiritseers have fins in their back like wraith constructs).

Love it! As others have said, its simple but really, really effective.....

*Ding*

And totally given me an idea..... mmmmhmmm....

Sometimes, the simplest processes are the most elegant.

Looks great.

I love it great work. The helmet is the icing on the cake

Excellent