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Hey everyone, here is my take on the Culexus and the Eversor assassins, they're my favourites from the Execution Force and it was a pleasure to paint them, I put extra effort for the body colour, using 4 different hues to shade and highlight correctly, then applying a shade; Druchii Violet on the Culexus, and Coelia Greenshade on the Eversor. Their bodysuit have the same colours, just a different shade.

Hope you like them, the picture don't show them in all their glory but I hope it's enough (click to enlarge).

Eversor:

Culexus:

Very clean work mate!
I like the dusty effect on the boots, blends character into environment perfectly!

Thank you !

They look really nice (in a deadly assassin way)

The only critique I can think of is the heads/masks look a bit toned down in the pictures -thats probably fitting for someone hiding in the shadows waiting for a swift kill, but personally i think the heads must be a stiking and sharp focal point of these models, giving the assassin a psychological advantage, and also make the models "pop" on the board.

All in all, great work, the head bit is just a minor thing I thought of, and many people would probably prefer them your way.

Thanks for the feedback, I get what you're saying but the picture doesn't render well the faces, they're more highlighted IRL. I understand your point of view and I agree, but I'm always more adept of sober painting with a few more flashy elements, in this case the eyes that I painted in the Spiritstone Red colour for more brilliance.