Dark Eldar Voidraven Bomber

It’s been in storage since the week it was put up for sale. Since I recently have been expanding my Dark Eldar and Eldar Corsairs army, it was time to build and paint this gorgeous model.

This model was a joy to build and paint. I decided to attach the Void mine in a cargo-hold position, and of course tried to match the paint job of my other Dark Eldar flyers (and the rest of my Dark Eldar army). I magnetized the weapons so I can tailor the Voidraven Bomber to for fill specific battlefield assignments.

Behold – The Voidraven Bomber!

Voidraven Bomber with Void Lances

A potent array of engines

Voidraven Bomber with Dark Scythes

Voidraven Bomber with Missile-pods

The Voidraven Bomber is a much larger model then its cousin – the Razorwing Jetfighter; witch is only natural taking it´s armament into consideration.

Voidraven Bomber and one of my two Razorwing Jetfighters

What next? I am about to mop up the (fore the time being) last of my Dark Eldar and Eldar Corsairs projects. I hear the cackling and zooming screams from skyboards…

Cheers,
Ørnulv

Word Bearers Dreadnought Multi-meltas (Architecture of Aggression LVI)

Just a quick tangent here...

Ørn has once again invited the Team to his summer house a couple weeks from now, and I wanted to give an old Formation another try alongside my Khorne Daemonkin. I'm sure the astute reader have already realised that I'm talking about the Mayhem Pack.

My three old Chaos Dreadnoughts haven't seen the tabletop in a long while, and in order to cut their cost I had to arm (hehe) them with something cheaper than the Plasma Cannons they've used in the past. I've been tinkering with a set of Dreadnought Close Combat arms too, but the Forge World Multi-melta arms I found were far quicker to prep and paint.

With that taken care of, I suppose it's back to edge-highlighting Crimson Fists...

JørnN

Eldar Corsairs Wraithguard

Playing around with my ”Eldar” – ”Dark Eldar” – Eldar Corsair” concept, I wanted to add a unit that had punch enough to go against some of the more harder and tougher targets.

I decided not to magnetize, and commit them to D-scythes. Of course a Haemonculus have tampered with them and corrupted them a little.

I am looking forward to testing them in battle.

What’s next? I honestly need a break from bone colours and blue metallics. So I guess it is time to revisit my Ultramarines this summer. And on that topic – happy summer holidays everyone

Cheers,

Ørnulv

Dark Eldar - Razorwing Jetfighter

My second Razorwing Jetfighter was a somewhat desperate attempt to ad more punch into my army preparing for a tournament several years ago. It never got past receiving a black undercoat. Every time I opened my closet it has been gazing at me…

Recently I have added units to my Dark Eldar army and playing around with new army lists. An obvious fun list is a super fast army; hence it was time to paint it.

Again it proved difficult to achieve the same colour scheme as last time, but I think it is close enough for table view. This one is armed for infantry hunting after it has sent off its deadly missiles, armed with disintegrator cannons and a spliter cannon.

And then they where two

Cheers,

Ørnulv

Crimson Fists Devastator Centurions

The colour-scheme for the Crimson Fists sure is a different kind of exercise than painting my Word Bearers or Khorne Daemonkin.

There's a lot of fun to be had in feeling my way through painting an unfamiliar colour scheme. It does take time, though.

Anyways... Here they are, the tre 'little brothers' to last month's Venerable Dreadnought.

I do realize, now that I'm looking at the pictures above, that I may need to revisit the chapter and tactical icons on their shoulder pads. They're not quite as blurred-looking in reality, but a little more definition may be in order...


Next? Time to revisit some basic Troops, I think...


J