1. The first of my squad of six Shadow Spectres.
2. The second Shadow Spectre.
3. The third Shadow Spectre.
4. The fourth Shadow Spectre.
5. The fifth Shadow Spectre.
6. A sixth Shadow Spectre was purchased separately from an online bitz company, in order to bolster their ranks.
7. The complete squad.
8. My first full-painted Shadow Spectre. I chose a muted colour palette to emphasise the ethereal nature of this Aspect.
9. Side view of my completed test miniature. The armour is a very pale grey, with white pauldrons, kneepads and faceplate. All of the robes, ribbons and gems are painted in a turquoise. Silver has been used to detail the jetpack, gem surrounds and parts of the gun.
10. Rear view of the Shadow Spectre.
11. Head-on view of the first painted Shadow Spectre. A transfer from the Forge World Eldar sheet has been applied to the right kneepad. The design is the rune for the Shadow Spectre Aspect.
12. The second Shadow Spectre was completed around a year after the first.
13. Side view of the second painted Shadow Spectre.
14. Front view of the seocnd Shadow Spectre, focusing on the details of the flowing ribbons and lower body.
15. The third Shadow Spectre in the squad was painted in late 2021.
16. Close-up of the detail on the upper body and Prism Gun.
17. Alternate view of the Shadow Spectre.
18. This side view highlights the flowing ribbons and streamers.
19. In this rear shot, you can see the Shadow Spectre rune in the centre of the jetpack.
20. The fourth completed Shadow Spectre.
21. The fifth Shadow Spectre in the squad.
22. The sixth and final Shadow Spectre. The last three models in the squad were painted concurrently and were all completed at the same time.
23. The complete squad with their Exarch. Although the painting of the models was completed over several years, the colours have been applied consistently and I'm delighted with the end result.
24. A shot showing all of my models from this Aspect of Khaine, led by their Phoenix Lord Irillyth.