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Made in gb
Shas'la with Pulse Carbine




UK

My nurgle daemon prince, i'm happy with how he came out, it's my first painted forge-world model. C&C please
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This message was edited 2 times. Last update was at 2012/06/17 20:05:50


 
   
Made in nl
Esteemed Veteran Space Marine





the Netherlands

nice color for the rust!
care to share?

overall i really like the model and the paintjob. i do see a moldline on the 4th and last picture, but i can imagine that those are really hard to remove on a model like this

   
Made in gb
Shas'la with Pulse Carbine




UK

For the rusted metal:

-Skull white spray under-coat
-knarlock green all over
-Warplock bronze all over
-Rim of the bucket and raised parts intentionally sruffly highlighted with runelord brass
-Forge world rust weathering powder
-Purity seal spray varnish

   
Made in us
Perfect Shot Black Templar Predator Pilot






Newport News, VA

That model is disgusting. In a good nurgle way! Great work! I like how the puss holes and such look wet and nasty, just how they should.

 
   
Made in gb
Shas'la with Pulse Carbine




UK

Thanks, indeed gloss varnish was a great help for achieving the fresh-ness of pus wounds.
   
 
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