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Here's a quick gore tutorial I've made, hope this helps someone

http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Quick_n_Easy_Gore

I was just eating a delicious sandwich, and you made me lose my appetite.

In the 41 millennium there is only cherry flavor...

It looks good.

That is BLOODY brilliant!
And what exactly is that in the pic?

SO MUCH WIN

That looks Nasty,and I mean that in a good way.

Simply brilliant!

Awesome

Flying Pooo wrote:That is BLOODY brilliant!
And what exactly is that in the pic?

It's just a gorey mess with a bolter chucked in!

It was just a quick experiment, i'm gonna try a more detailed one with a few body parts or maybe... a rib cage?

I actually felt sick


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You're making me wish I collected Chaos:

It'd be awesome to try to model that moment in one of the Ultramarines stories where an Assault Squad is captured and one of them mounted on a rack on the front of a Rhino: They spread his entrails out in the shape of angelic wings and keep the guy alive through it all

You could easily do that with a marine too, since you'd just not mount the front chestplate, do that gore method in the hollow space and maybe model some ribs and individual organs

Henners91 wrote:I actually felt sick


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You're making me wish I collected Chaos:

It'd be awesome to try to model that moment in one of the Ultramarines stories where an Assault Squad is captured and one of them mounted on a rack on the front of a Rhino: They spread his entrails out in the shape of angelic wings and keep the guy alive through it all

You could easily do that with a marine too, since you'd just not mount the front chestplate, do that gore method in the hollow space and maybe model some ribs and individual organs

Ooooh, I likee!

Very awesome i'm going to have to try this out

WTF... in a good way!

General Awesome wrote:

Henners91 wrote:I actually felt sick


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You're making me wish I collected Chaos:

It'd be awesome to try to model that moment in one of the Ultramarines stories where an Assault Squad is captured and one of them mounted on a rack on the front of a Rhino: They spread his entrails out in the shape of angelic wings and keep the guy alive through it all

You could easily do that with a marine too, since you'd just not mount the front chestplate, do that gore method in the hollow space and maybe model some ribs and individual organs

Ooooh, I likee!

If you do it: Pics!

Here somthing to some up this BLOOD FOR THE BLOOD GOD !!!

Very nice, I like it (Y)

Ooh, i love me some gore.
That looks absolutely nasty.

Great work !

man thats gross...looks pretty realistic

I am both grossed out and hungry now XD

Fantastic job.

God Damn it!!!!

Cheap, Easy, Epicly-win looking, i can do it...

I Love you....

Henners91 wrote:I actually felt sick


Automatically Appended Next Post:
You're making me wish I collected Chaos:

It'd be awesome to try to model that moment in one of the Ultramarines stories where an Assault Squad is captured and one of them mounted on a rack on the front of a Rhino: They spread his entrails out in the shape of angelic wings and keep the guy alive through it all

You could easily do that with a marine too, since you'd just not mount the front chestplate, do that gore method in the hollow space and maybe model some ribs and individual organs

Its the First book in the Ultramarines omnibus. Might even be before the first book, its been awhile. In case you needed a more graphic description.

So what's the consistency like after it dries? Is it pretty solid--where you could put it on a model and it harden and stay put...because I would think--maybe wrongly--that it wouldn't harden well.

whalemusic360 wrote:Its the First book in the Ultramarines omnibus. Might even be before the first book, its been awhile. In case you needed a more graphic description.

IIRC, it is in the Space Marine codex under the title of Ideaus' Last Comand.

Shenra wrote:So what's the consistency like after it dries? Is it pretty solid--where you could put it on a model and it harden and stay put...because I would think--maybe wrongly--that it wouldn't harden well.

Yeh it dries really well, mines as hard as plastic, the gore in the pic was the first go I had at doing it and i've cut it of the primer lid and it is now portable so I use it on my gaming board as part of the scenery! You can do straight onto a base as well! I strongly recommend a gloss when it dries, maybe a few coats, to give it a nice gorey moist look and to protect it.

ToxicsLayer wrote:

whalemusic360 wrote:Its the First book in the Ultramarines omnibus. Might even be before the first book, its been awhile. In case you needed a more graphic description.

IIRC, it is in the Space Marine codex under the title of Ideaus' Last Comand.

It's been put into the Ultramarines Omnibus as a short story before the first book.

General Awesome wrote:

Shenra wrote:So what's the consistency like after it dries? Is it pretty solid--where you could put it on a model and it harden and stay put...because I would think--maybe wrongly--that it wouldn't harden well.

Yeh it dries really well, mines as hard as plastic, the gore in the pic was the first go I had at doing it and i've cut it of the primer lid and it is now portable so I use it on my gaming board as part of the scenery! You can do straight onto a base as well! I strongly recommend a gloss when it dries, maybe a few coats, to give it a nice gorey moist look and to protect it.

For a mud or blood substitute I was mixing water works or suitable product with a thickening agent ,ie flour and the paint. Dries to a gloss. If you want it a bit shinier than gloss it afterwards. But great work GA!

I think i have a new idea for a thirteenth company objective marker..... gore..... wulfen...... smiles

What ....is that?

Looks like one of my guradsmen after a Hive Tyrant is through with him...good job!

BLOOD FOR THE CHEEZ GOD!