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Exarch_Nektel wrote:
Farseer Eathrin (My Craftworld's Protagonist) and a Warlock. This Warlock has killed more vehicles than any other model I own. He has killed 2 monoliths and more dreadnaughts than I care to count.

How the hell did he do all that?

I just wanted to try something different with the glass, but it is a little to late now to change. I thought you would like orange since your orks are orange.

Sadly I no longer have my Eldar (all sold for a fat profit on e-bay to fund other projects), but I do have my photo's...though I didn't have a digital camera back then. Anyway, here are some pics of my work over the years. Maybe they will give some of you inspiration.


Phantom Seer (as featured in the Citadel Journal issue 36 March 2000).






Night Spinner




Wave Serpent turret and hull extension detail




Farseer Falcon




MTV (Multi Turret Vehicle) - GW hated this idea when I floated it to the Journal because it basically allows you to use the same hull and different turrets to give you a range of vehicles for your army. It used to be a great money saver. The photo on the left shows another of my wave serpent scratch built turrets (made from a plastic medicine spoon) and of course the original Fire Prism. This is another reason you can no longer order turret sprues seperately. to you GW.



Scout Walker (as featured in the Citadel Journal issue 36 March 2000).




Yrrthilien Mournsong (as featured in the Citadel Journal issue 36 March 2000).





Various Eldar Wytches





and last but not least (and technically no longer an Eldar)...

Fallen Eldar

That old stuff is pretty awesome, I like the phantom seer and the fallen eldar. The minis look pretty old.

Woo first post !!

As I'm new on here I thought I'd share my latest project.

Is an alternate Ulthwe themed black dragon squad.

Excellent!

Great gak kraken, those are fricking amazing.

Those are the coolest FD I have ever seen.

I agree kraken. Great looking fire dragons.

wonderful basing too.

HOLY MOLY those Fire Dragons are awesome!

Those Fire Dragons put mine to shame, they are so amazing.

Err , wow, I was pretty pleased with them but you guys have been really nice about them, thanks

As you like the dragons I thought I would post the Ulthwe avengers I did before.

Enjoy !!

Kraken, you are amazing.

S_P

Yeah, those are cool too I guess (obvious sarcasm.

I really like the overexagerated hiighlight on the helmets though, it works well with the model.

Great! Put more of my models to shame...

I do like the painting challange of Eldar, and many things here are really good, but I do agree eldar has no backbone, they're just annoying, they don't have good amour but they stop you from hitting them in the first place, a 20man bezerker sq stops that,

why I don't really like to fight eldar, they're really easy to blow off in combat (and don't say wraithlords, 4str10 pf attacks usually toast it)

Here are my Fire Dragons. These are still a WIP, and since I took this photo a couple of weeks ago, I have drybrushed/highlighted Golden Yellow on them, and am beginning to base the models in sand. Turned the melta bombs into google chrome logos for lols (see the guy in the back row to the left of the Exarch). hope these are good enough compared to other brilliant models in this thread. Will send more updates soon.

Loving your work kraken.

That is some of the finest Eldar work, in fact painting work I have seen.

Fantastic.

Nice kraken I love the highlighting on the helmets.

@Squirrel: for a WIP they look fine to me!

The google chrome reference is probably one that will escape most, but very cool. Look forward to seeing the completed models.

@Kraken: Beautiful stuff man, the extreme highlighting looks great on them!
Alrighty, I painted these for fun and because I was able to pick them up cheap at my clgs, I kinda burnt out on them at the end.
Plus, if anyone's interested, they're on Ebay right now too
The Highlighting is really subtle on their blue, too.






Again, if anyone's interested....http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=290444076065&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT
Granesh

what's a clgs? Closed?


Also, I like them, they look nice and the blue really stands out.

Clgs=Crappy Local Game Store. The guy is going outta business, and he's already lost interest in his customers he currently has....
And thanks, I tried to go for the pastel look on those guys!
Granesh

Hahaha, that's kind of funny. Sad but funny.


yeah I can see that, they look stunning though.

Random Farseer I painted years ago. More pics in my gallery.

Quite proud of this.

Cypher871 wrote:Sadly I no longer have my Eldar (all sold for a fat profit on e-bay to fund other projects), but I do have my photo's...though I didn't have a digital camera back then. Anyway, here are some pics of my work over the years. Maybe they will give some of you inspiration.


Phantom Seer (as featured in the Citadel Journal issue 36 March 2000).






Night Spinner




Wave Serpent turret and hull extension detail




Farseer Falcon




MTV (Multi Turret Vehicle) - GW hated this idea when I floated it to the Journal because it basically allows you to use the same hull and different turrets to give you a range of vehicles for your army. It used to be a great money saver. The photo on the left shows another of my wave serpent scratch built turrets (made from a plastic medicine spoon) and of course the original Fire Prism. This is another reason you can no longer order turret sprues seperately. to you GW.



Scout Walker (as featured in the Citadel Journal issue 36 March 2000).




Yrrthilien Mournsong (as featured in the Citadel Journal issue 36 March 2000).





Various Eldar Wytches





and last but not least (and technically no longer an Eldar)...

Fallen Eldar

The falcons and wave serpents kinda remind me of really friggin awesome bat mobiles. Awesome Job BTW

Pulled the first all f'ing nighert in years to get this done.....

Definitely a candidate for "model with the most ridiculous amount of gemstones in production" award

I thought it would take a couple of hours to finish , It took six.

I'm off to bed .......

That's fantastic! I love the witchblade.

This looks just as striking as all your other models, the witchblade really stands out. And anyway, you can never have too many gemstones imo!