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Hello,
I made a Bloodthirster conversion because I thought the current GW Bloodthirster looks disgraceful.
It's a regular GW Daemon Prince set exept for a few parts:
The hooves are from the GW Bloodthirster.
The left hand (with the Lash of Khorne) is from a GW Bloodthirster.
The head is from a model named Herald of War from "Avatars of War".
I put it together using greenstuff, super glue and some sand paper.
If you have done a Bloodthister conversion, please share it on this thread.

PS: I'm still learning how to paint properly.

Sweet model! I really like how the addition of proper weapons and the alternate head helps make the plastic daemon prince look like a "proper" Bloodthirster.

I really like the vivid red you've achieved here, too. What's the recipe?

This model will really look great once it's based. I recommend using a lighter tone of base; maybe with a bit of green grass as well, for contrast.

Thanks,
I used Flat Red from Vallejo Model color then shaded it with Carroburg Crimson from Citadel. Since the shade made the skin abit darker I just highlighted it with the same flat red.