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Ok so here it goes. Making a Nurgle Daemon Prince with green stuff. Probably should invest in some more modelling tools, but for now a pen, a hobby knife and a thumb tac are what I had / have close by.

Some limbs.

Back details.

Scale vs my converted herald.

Almost done, added a nasty looking flail, decided about half way through he would be flying, so plague drone wings are ordered and on the way.

And here it is, next post will be with wings added!

Wings!!!

Very impressive work for such limited tools. I suffer from a modelling condition whereby I psychologically don't do things till I have the right tools, even if other things would mostly suffice, so kudos to you!

That's looking pretty spiffy. Great sense of movement.

That's looking pretty spiffy. +1

Thanks guys. Now to paint the big guy!

Done.

Considering the tools you had to work with, thats damned nice.

its weird...in the first pictures when its upright it looks kinda ridiculous..but then lean in frontwards, smash some wings on and it looks sweet. haha

 queen_annes_revenge wrote:
its weird...in the first pictures when its upright it looks kinda ridiculous..but then lean in frontwards, smash some wings on and it looks sweet. haha

+1

 queen_annes_revenge wrote:
its weird...in the first pictures when its upright it looks kinda ridiculous..but then lean in frontwards, smash some wings on and it looks sweet. haha

^^ This
awesome work for your limited tools! I hope to see more! the position and paintjob really bring it out I recommend some more GS tools, some soft tipped clay shapers, not because you cant do it without, but clearly with some more tools your gona take this stuff to the next level!

This guy is so comically odd, n his got so much character its great.

What a jolly fellow. An excellent follower of Papa nurgle.
the only improvement I could offer is getting some jolly nurglings to cheer him on.