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It’s not the tidiest highlighting job in the world, but I’m slightly irritated that this very quick two-tone ‘tester’ model is already looking nicer than the stuff I spend weeks on…

A friendly neighbourhood space elf (definitely not a cop) in blue-grey with black accents. This was a test to see if minimal base colours just shaded and highlighted to accentuate the model’s sculpted volumes would look good without further futzing. I think it works.
A friendly neighbourhood space elf (definitely not a cop) in blue-grey with black accents. This was a test to see if minimal base colours just shaded and highlighted to accentuate the model’s sculpted volumes would look good without further futzing. I think it works.

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A friendly neighbourhood space elf (definitely not a cop) in blue-grey with black accents. This was a test to see if minimal base colours just shaded and highlighted to accentuate the model’s sculpted volumes would look good without further futzing. I think it works.
The definitely-not-a-cop blue-grey space Eldar mini from before, still just referred in blue-grey and black, but with an extra point of interest added to their right pec: a brighter blue-grey diamond pattern that reads like white.
An infinity rune has been painted onto the upper thigh of the right leg and the diamond pattern from the chest continued onto the left pauldron. It’s ‘more’, but I think it may lead to a lesser overall effect?