Biel-Tan Craftworld Eldar

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**darkstar6783**

Here are models that I painted.

**Mordian2016**

Very nicely done application of one of the classic Eldar paint schemes.

Any chance of a closer pic of the Striking Scorpions?

**Ynneadwraith**

I love the grubby white you've used

Eldar are traditionally done in bright block clean colours and it's really nice to see them done a little grittier. Makes it look like they've actually been through the wringer on the battlefield

**darkstar6783**

Thank You for Your replies, Mordian2016 & Ynneadwraith. :-)

**Elbows**

Nice work, and more importantly nice to see a fully painted army (still too rare!).

I admit I prefer a darker green with my Biel-Tan stuff, but the overall effect is nice. Timely too considering half of the craftworld just shattered or whatnot.

**darkstar6783**

Here are models that I painted.

**youwashock**

Good looking force.

**darkstar6783**

Here are models that I painted.

**gummyofallbears**

Ynneadwraith wrote:
I love the grubby white you've used Eldar are traditionally done in bright block clean colours and it's really nice to see them done a little grittier. Makes it look like they've actually been through the wringer on the battlefield

I like to think that they usually die whenever they encounter any damage

They do look great though, a nice take on a classical craftworld.

**Ynneadwraith**

gummyofallbears wrote:
Ynneadwraith wrote:
I love the grubby white you've used Eldar are traditionally done in bright block clean colours and it's really nice to see them done a little grittier. Makes it look like they've actually been through the wringer on the battlefield

I like to think that they usually die whenever they encounter any damage

They do look great though, a nice take on a classical craftworld.

Hah, you're absolutely right there