RAIDER EVOLUTION

Needed a break from my current palettes of my Night Hawks and Emperor's Children, so have paid some attention to my Dark Eldar army, now before I show what I've been currently working on I need to show some of my other elements from the army to make the colour scheme make sense. There are 3 parts to my force, the Kabal, the Wych cult and the flesh court.
First here is a standard raider from my Kabal

Next is the lords raider which has wider running boards, and Incubi pilot and gunner

Here is a basic raider for the Wych cult, you will notice the colour scheme is a reverse of the Kabal, to make them separate but using the same palette to tie the two forces together.

Next is the lords raider for the cult, this is a WIP shot, you will notice the double fuselage and extra width running boards and extra front panels.

Now we move onto what I'm currently working on the flesh cult, I have three Haemonculous and wanted each raider to be unique to them the first one shown has double running boards, but I changed them round so the wider part is at the front, the front cowling was stuck togetherdifferently as well and mounted the dark lance on the tail fin as well.

Next one has the same style front but on a double fuselage and will have a bit more added to the centre.

Last one today shows the colour scheme that they will be having similar to the Kabal, but plating being red instead of bone.

Will show more on these later when they're finished, unfortunately the silver work will have to wait as I've run out of black wash.
MARBELOUS
Here is the SBS for doing Marble as promised for Dai
Step 1
Once you've got an even base colur apply a simple line of paint

Step 2
Using a clean dry drybrush spread the paint out so you end up with a faded look, you need to work quick as the paint needs to be wet

Step 3
Repeat  step 2 until you have the desired amount across the area, be careful to leave some areas with your base colour showing.

Step 4
Add some fracture lines with the colour you have applied to drybrush in the areas of pure base colour.

Step 5
Now add some fracture lines in the base colour through the drybrushed areas.

Step 6
Gloss varnish over the whole piece, you now have a marble look to your piece, would suggest practising this on a scrap flat area before trying trickier shapes. You can do this for any colour, so reverse the colours for white marble, or you could do alien marble with red or green, the choices are endless.
That's all for this post, so until next time stay safe and have fun !
Cheers Dave