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Ive been little busy painting my eldar army.

I got the first few things done now.
It's not very spectacular painted but i think its good tt standard.




What do ya think?

I like the black/white contrast pattern. Very "Elfish".

Your standard guardians seem very varied in that squad beside the tank, were they test models for your color scheme?

I think the wraithlords and the squad with them are fine, as is the Autarch and weapons platform. Your guardians and tank could do with some sort of contrast, to "break it up".

I think I would have liked the red and white without the striping.

Xanthos wrote:I like the black/white contrast pattern. Very "Elfish".

Your standard guardians seem very varied in that squad beside the tank, were they test models for your color scheme?

I think the wraithlords and the squad with them are fine, as is the Autarch and weapons platform. Your guardians and tank could do with some sort of contrast, to "break it up".

The gaurdians are actually done so on purpose.
I wanted them to really look lik peasants that show up from all kind of places, get together and fight!

Fair enough. Though labelling Eldar as "peasants" would probably get you shot in some places

I like it though, specially if it´s on purpose, and not out of laziness.

I remember reading in one of the older Eldar 'dexes that guardian squads had a high degree of customization and that uniform patterns as well as colors could vary dramatically even within a craftworld...

My own eldar are a mix of "classic" 2nd ed styling and custom colors, in particular the guardians.