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So guys and gals, I am picking up my fluffwise Nurgle army again and today I started working on my renegade Nurgle Baneblade.
After using a full package of greenstuff and some old bitz of the vampire counts I am actually very satisfied with the results.
I wanted a plaguereaper style baneblade with a personal touch. So here are some pics and I am open to feedback.

Looks good. What are those containers you added? Spray lids? I've been wanting to do something like this myself. Can't wait to see more!

Excellent corruption so far!

 l0k1 wrote:
Looks good. What are those containers you added? Spray lids? I've been wanting to do something like this myself. Can't wait to see more!

Actually the side ones are alumi tealightholders and the one on the back is the top lid of a box of toothpicks

Very nice! Are they held down with glue or green stuff?

 l0k1 wrote:
Very nice! Are they held down with glue or green stuff?

The 2 tealightcups are hold up by a system of magnets, iron thread and two extending bones from the vehicle (for the nurgle effect )
The one on the back is stuck on gs.

And after spraypainting it looks like this

What you filling the buckets with?

Stillwater or something like that not sure yet

I think putting some limbs from various kits in those tanks with a layer of Nurgle Rot on top would look pretty sweet.

So today i started painting the little beastie .
Here is the first layer, caliban green

And the second one, drybrushed with ushabti bone.

After the Ushabti bone comes the technical paint, Typhus corrosion.

And another drybrush of ushabti bone hehehe.
And that is it for me tonight. Good night people and may Papa Nurgle look over you

I like most of it. I've always preferred more understated Nurgle. The only things I'm not sold on are the cups on the sides and the rear. I assume you'll be modeling them heavily but it really breaks up the lines of the tank to me.

Elbows wrote:
I like most of it. I've always preferred more understated Nurgle. The only things I'm not sold on are the cups on the sides and the rear. I assume you'll be modeling them heavily but it really breaks up the lines of the tank to me.

After the painting is done I'm planning to fill it with still water or clear glue mixed with moot green. The outside is gonna be boltgun with drybrush of ryza's rust. The idea behind is selfcreating its own ammunition. This specific baneblade is inspired by the old plaguereaper from fw with a personal twist.

very nice

So far so good ! Looking forward to this progress.

What do you plan to do with the Tank/Barrels ? Are you going to model rivets into them and maybe add some texture paint to give the appearance of metal ?

An amazing method for making rivets an ex GW Manager told me was to roll tiny balls of Green Stuff and once they dry cut them in half... BAM ! Instant rivets.

Good work mate