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I made and paint this eldar dreadnought few years ago, but years after years and minis after minis, this conversion is become one of my favorite piece of work
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JonQuixote
25-Jan-06
#165306 |  | Rating: 9
I love the paintwork, and although the pose has had some flak, I like it. The anthropomorphism of a soldier kneeling, not to get cover, but to enable stablity over a particularly long shot is spot on, with the elbow resting on the knee. Good work. |
paintjunkie
27-Oct-04
#107927 |  | Rating: 9
Beautiful paint job. Over all it is a bit to busy for my personal taste but it is done extremely well and definitely suites the eldar.
regarding this pose/height nonsense.
Line of sight / cover is determine using the models UNMODIFIED HEIGHT so even if this model was lying on its stomach, it wouldn't gain any advantage from 'screening'.
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Coobix
22-Sep-04
#102817 |  | Rating: 10
I dont think wraith lords have eyes ???
But still amazing. |
maximvsv
23-Sep-03
#54729 |  | Rating: 10
I love this paint job. The mix of color and texture, what with the star patterns and highlighting and all, could have made this figure look like a combination of pieces, but it integrates into a coherent whole, with narrative. |
gremlare
13-Jul-03
#44913 |  | Rating: 9
All the hard work gives you a nine. The colors are great. The lightning looks lok a surrounding armor force field, great! |
Necrarch vamp.
13-May-03
#38336 |  | Rating: 9
I don't like the colourscheme, however, its a realy good paintjob! |
psiekier
28-Mar-03
#33546 |  | Rating: 9
That's a dead sexy paint job.
However, I must call into question your motive for posing the Wraithlord in such a manner. It looks to me like a deliberate attempt to allow the Wraithlord to "hide" behind intervening screens of smaller troops by taking advantage of the "up to twice the height" rule.
Shame on you! | |
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