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Wraithlord with a test, the terrain is my idea of a craftworld terrain, what do you think about?

Very nice, but personally I think the shield is a bit too small for him.

I love the base. I always imagined Craftworlds as ceramic almost but the glass is really nice, I can imagine it now.....

 Valkyrie wrote:
Very nice, but personally I think the shield is a bit too small for him.

uhm, what do you think about the piece of the support weapon eldar? It is bigger, 2 of this to create a shield? it is a good dimension?I was undecided between these two versions and chose the one you see made ​​because it seemed more elegant and in tune with eldar style in my opinion

The scheme is nice, and well-executed. The base looks very interesting - close-ups would be appreciated.

The shield could be considered a buckler when in comparison to the size of the model carrying it, but I don't think it works because of the size of the gun on the shoulder.

I can't think of a way to improve the look by increasing the size of the shield without radically changing its shape.

I believe the buckler would be appropriate if the 'Lord were not armed with the gun. I think the gun would be appropriate if the 'Lord were not armed with the shield.

The shield remember me the floating bay-watchers "thing" but otherwise I do like the red parts and their yellow/orange lining. Nice smooth transition.


However, I'm not completely sold on the white parts. I know how givin' dept, shadows and consequent lights on flat/undetailed white parts could be painful but I'm still missing something on it.

Over all a very good job, especially on the free hands.

I really like the base. Agreed I would like to see a close up of it.