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3 more grav tanks down, these were really fun to paint!

C&C welcome

Really clean and crisp paint job; well done!

They all look amazing.

Perfect blends none of that edge highlight carry on.

Absolutely stunning.

Would love to see the entire army once it's completed.

Fantastic work - beautiful armored fleet you have there. Top notch paint.

Oh, those are very very clean and well done. This is the sort of thing that always almost gets me into eldar

Very nice. The hornet is definitely my favourite Eldar model, even if getting the gate off the tail fin is a pain. Look forward to seeing more

Thanks for the kind comments.

The whole idea for this army was clean and airbrushed, it's the first models I've used an airbrush one so I figured eldar are good for practice!


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Got some Wraithblades up next then some jetbikes and a wraithknight for a tourney in Sept.

Then it's more wraithguard, a wave serpent and a scorpion type 2 for the win!

Very nice job.
Maybe the highlights on the yellow parts have a bit too much contrast compared to the more subtle blends on the blue, but maybe it's just the photograph.

Can I ask for you yellow recipe?

I would of liked the blue to be a shade lighter to tie a little better.

Yellow is - Grey primer > Vallejo Gold Yellow > GW sepia (airbrushed into the areas I want dark) > 50/50 gold yellow and ice yellow > vallejo ice yellow edge.

Looks amazing. Great job!

ids1984 wrote:
I would of liked the blue to be a shade lighter to tie a little better.

Yellow is - Grey primer > Vallejo Gold Yellow > GW sepia (airbrushed into the areas I want dark) > 50/50 gold yellow and ice yellow > vallejo ice yellow edge.

Thanks !

Gradient on the yellow is very impressive and works perfectly on the models.