We toyed with adding freehand to the front inside of the cloak but left it off in the end as I could not come up with anything that wasn't more "Imperial looking" than anything else. It was a bit of a challenge to combine the two aspects and still make it believable. I was quite pleased with the end result and was worried that I would lose the blending and shading on the cape to all the detail in the image. It came out much better than I anticipated it would. My Client sent me an image he wanted and I did my best to reproduce that on the entire back of the model. ![]() ![]() With the major colors picked out, we came to the freehand on the back of the cape. It's no good if I paint a great model, but it doesn't match his army. while this may not be "traditional" Dark Eldar colors, it matches my Client's army and that was the most important part when it all came down to it in the end. ![]() The rest of the post is explanation on how I went from primed to finished model.įirst, we laid out the color scheme. ![]() For those who just want the pics, there they are.
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