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Hi

here a little tutorial to create really ugly armor for you deathguard csm

you need

-adhesive spray
-old brush






Spray the adhesive on a smooth surface and mix it up a little bit.



Put the glue on the armor.



And thats the result...
Hope you like it

Looks cool, but I wouldn't do that on all of them, and maybe not use so much. But that still looks really nice.

Looks like it could be pretty cool, though i would really like to see it with some paint on a model.

Oppenheimer wrote:Looks like it could be pretty cool, though i would really like to see it with some paint on a model.

This.
Also, This could be used for other things such as cheap obliteraters. And you could use rubber cement too I bet.

i suggest putting a layer of glue on a surface and then drop small droplets of water on the still wet glue, it lok slike burst pustules.

slamminskater wrote:i suggest putting a layer of glue on a surface and then drop small droplets of water on the still wet glue, it lok slike burst pustules.

Hmm I'll have to try that. What I have yet to see is a well painted model with the slime/goo in a clear coat over that. I'm going to try that but hav eyet to find a good example or tutorial on how to do it

let me know how it turns out chi3f