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[img]Hi all, so I painted up this guy over the past few days, and I'd like some feedback since my airbrushing skills defiantly need some honing. Ignore the base (and writing) since that's temporary. From the back I managed to get the Plaguebearer all zenithal but not as pleased with the front. Anyway, here it is:

Looks good! I don't have much to say about airbrush techniques since I don't own a good one, but from what I see, I like it.

gross. Nice work

I know little of airbrush methods too. However I think that it looks good and brings up the grossness of Nurgle well.

You may of said to ignore the base but I must say it is good looking. I like to see people put effort into their bases, so few do it.

Thanks for the comments, i'll be making a tutorial soon

Sadly, Plaguedrones are no longer featuring in my tournament army list. So I won't be painting any more of them (nor a tutorial unfortunately).
But I really didn't want to waste my work so far on this model by not using it, so since the army lost lost the Plaguedrones for a winged daemon prince, I had an unwinged forgeworld daemon prince so I thought I'd look to symbiosis. And a bit of reposing and taking away a cauldron and voila:


Doesn't look too bad does it?
Sorry for a worse photo - it's late..