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My first time using GS to actually convert instead of using already created plastic pieces and just gap filling. I suppose this guy would be a japanese school girls worst nightmare with all the tenticles

Anyway gimme some thoughts











I didn't want to go overboard witth open sores and pustules on my DG, more of the time when nurgle energies just started to take over, such as his armor fusing to his body in places around the knee and head. Then the plague is most prominent on his right arm with the plague bringer and the energies flowing in it mingling with his body.

I like it
Though I feel that the scythe is too skinny. By the way, you've got nice skills with green stuff :3

I like it a lot. It's not over the top, but it really makes the model (especially the arm with the scythe) pop. Great work!

I personally dont like the trophy racks, horns and skulls on nurgle minis. I would remove all that and add more nurgle stuff such as blisters, wounds, tentacles. Buff up the scythe as others have said already. Great GS work.

/Martin

I have to say that looks rather good.

Like the tenticles on the scythe arm.

Clever use of bits, it looks really nice, I think you should damage the scythe a bit though. Very cool!

The tentacled tripartate symbol of Nurgle on the shoulder is especially groovy.

With a little bit of greenstuff work you could make the fur on the cloak look like maggots. I think that would make this model shine. great work so far though.

Looking good man. Im digging everything so far