#wraithblades

[the-bonereaders-library]

that last post got me thinking about my own wraiths so I decided to post them. my eldar went through a lot of prototype type schemes before I settled on the yme-loc orange and gray, but the wraiths were technically the first eldar unit I ever completely painted. even tho they were the first, I'm a lot happier with their redone coat of paint

[erwansiannodel]

"Come forth, ô ancient ones ! Come forth and walk with us once again !"

Eldarii Wraithblades, in a slapshoped homebrew craftworld color scheme. Feel free to C&C.

[petepaintswarhammer]

Who said painting yellow was difficult 🇺🇦

[pyjama-aeldari]

Wraithblades.

Menacing AF. I wanted to give a sense of their threat in the poses. I did some very minor adjustments to some hands and elbow joints to get them just so, but the GW sculpts were again, great.

[petterwass]

Painted up another five Wraithblades, giving me a full brick of 10.

Tried to make the Shields fancier with these five, with brighter gold and a energy edge

[guineapigsinwinter]

Wraith blades done.

[cobalt-owl]

Progress is slow but it is there

[the-bonereaders-library]

super productive night for me. I stayed up way too late but I'm happy with the work I did. everything above is now up to my tabletop standard, which for me is no primer showing and my 3 main colors represented, as well as having some sort of texture on the base. though I still have a lot of work to do, I'm really proud of what I was able to get done tonight.

it felt so good finally peeling the tape off those flight stands for my windriders after they've been hidden for all those years. hopefully I'll be playing with them tomorrow, again for the first time in years.

finally, I was able to finish something tonight: putting the decals on my wraithblades was the last step, and I'm happy to say that all of my wraith units are now 100% complete! I'll get a group photo, but they're the main units that compelled me to play elder all those years ago, so I'm stoked that they're all finished