Showing posts with label Eldar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eldar. Show all posts
1) Made a scenic rock base
2) Basecoated the model white
3) Painted alternate feathers with lightning blue
4) Painted the body with lightning blue and shaded with armour wash
Gonna finish this tomorrow!
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2) Basecoated the model white
3) Painted alternate feathers with lightning blue
4) Painted the body with lightning blue and shaded with armour wash
Gonna finish this tomorrow!
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Made up the color scheme as I went along and when I completed this guy, I thought he looks kinda like the Marvel character, Thanos.
Well, maybe if Thanos was real skinny....
Altered my technique for highlighting the gems and I think it looks better than those I did on the last Harlequin.
The next guy...
I believe this guy was the reason why I decided to buy a couple of Harlequin blister packs back in '95. I thought he looked pretty cool.
I like that power fist thingie he has for his right hand.
The mask on this model was perfect for trying out a 50/50 black and white scheme.
Gave him a punk-ass hairdo too...
And here's all of them together
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Well, maybe if Thanos was real skinny....
Altered my technique for highlighting the gems and I think it looks better than those I did on the last Harlequin.
The next guy...
I believe this guy was the reason why I decided to buy a couple of Harlequin blister packs back in '95. I thought he looked pretty cool.
I like that power fist thingie he has for his right hand.
The mask on this model was perfect for trying out a 50/50 black and white scheme.
Gave him a punk-ass hairdo too...
And here's all of them together
Read more
A 1995 OOP Metal Eldar Harlequin
It's been close to 17 years since I bought this model and only now have I decided to paint it
Did a orange-yellow blend for a fiery looking hairdo
Each gem on the model has been given 3 tones:
1) A dark base color
2) A brighter shade as a highlight
3) And pure white as an extreme highlight
Chose a simple Blue/Yellow colour scheme since its my 1st Harlequin
May get more ambitious for the other 3 of these guys that I have.
More stuff to come...
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It's been close to 17 years since I bought this model and only now have I decided to paint it
Did a orange-yellow blend for a fiery looking hairdo
Each gem on the model has been given 3 tones:
1) A dark base color
2) A brighter shade as a highlight
3) And pure white as an extreme highlight
Chose a simple Blue/Yellow colour scheme since its my 1st Harlequin
May get more ambitious for the other 3 of these guys that I have.
More stuff to come...
Read more
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