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Eldar Howling Banshees

Shrine of the Shrieking Vengeance

I have three squads of Howling Banshees in total; this first squad has mostly been assembled as standard but there are a few that had some minor conversion work, including a male Banshee. I have added various Space Marine helmets to the bases to represent the Howling Banshees carving their way through an enemy squad.

Date: 2008 - present (work-in-progress)
Components: 4x metal Eldar Howling Banshees, 4x Space Marine helmets, Green Stuff
Colour scheme: Howling Banshees Shrine of the Shrieking Vengeance colour scheme (PDF), Basing colour scheme (PDF)

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1. Howling Banshee.
Male Eldar Howling Banshee conversion
2. This male Howling Banshee was converted by filing down the chestplate and remodelling it in Green Stuff. I have also thickened the waist slightly.
Eldar Howling Banshee
3. The tenth Howling Banshee.
Eldar Howling Banshee
4. The tenth Howling Banshee, now undercoated.
Eldar Howling Banshee colour scheme
5. After several iterations, I settled on this colour scheme for this shrine of Howling Banshees. The white helmet and use of a turquoise blue will help to tie in the colours with my Craftworld scheme. The bone coloured armour is fairly traditional.
Painted Eldar Howling Banshee
6. My first completed Howling Banshee.
Painted Eldar Howling Banshee
7. Another view of the Howling Banshee test miniature.
Painted Eldar Howling Banshee
8. Side view of the first painted Howling Banshee.
Painted Eldar Howling Banshee
9. Rear view of the painted Howling Banshee.
Painted Eldar Howling Banshee
10. Alternative rear view of the Howling Banshee.
Painted Eldar Howling Banshee
11. A close-up of the damaged Ultramarine helmet on the base.
Painted Eldar Howling Banshee
12. This composite image shows the non-metallic metal effect that I painted onto the two sides of the Howling Banshee's sword.


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