Prot’s New Aeldari Craftwords (Eldar) for 2022: Part 1 Choosing Craftworld Colour Schemes.

Hello everyone, it’s been a while since I did an update, and frankly I’ve sold quite a few projects off. I’m down to my large Black Legion chaos army, and I had a lot of little bits, and partial units left over from various Eldar projects, and since I got the Eldritch Omens box set, I thought…. why not paint

Prot’s Wraith Style Craftworlds vs. Blood Angels.

– I had a game against Blood Angels. It was rough. I had to write this quickly so I apologize for the lack of lists, and super descriptive moments, but you’ll get the idea…. It had some crazy moments. Basic highlights/low lights: – I went second. But got the map where you play the long way, or 24″ away with

The Eldar Paint Scheme Continues: Struggles with the Wraithfighter.

So the Hemlock Wraithfighter is now complete, and usable. It was something where I wanted to tweak the main scheme a bit, but not deviate too far from the previous units. Keep it ‘scifi-ish’ without getting too goofy with the high contrasts I’ve chosen for the army. This is a more ‘fluid’ version of the scheme with a transition of

Prot’s Eldar Scheme Finalized. The First Finished Models and Test Models.

Sometimes when I’m deciding on a scheme I get asked how I come up with my recipes whether it be my Ultramarines, or Custodes, or these Eldar. And I always say it’s just a little extra work but it goes a long way. What I mean by that is use a simple test model, and get the ‘uncertainties’ out of

Some Eldar Pieces for a Start

So I’ve been working on multiple schemes and I think I settled on this one: Long story short I wanted something to look sci-fi techy but with a very alien look to it. To pay homage to traditional eldar I wanted stark contrast, but to keep it dark. This is the result of two tests I did and I settled