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I need to try that sometime! My evicrerator-wielding preist needs some viscera...

i have found that if you mix red paint ( the cheap craft stuff from the dollar store) some fine sand and PVA glue it turns out realy good, then when its dry use some clear Nail polish to give it that shiny fresh gore look

Thats sick!! I love it!!!

Ooh, I like it. I'll have to try this on my TWC.

this looks nice

sheldonlovegrove wrote:i have found that if you mix red paint ( the cheap craft stuff from the dollar store) some fine sand and PVA glue it turns out realy good, then when its dry use some clear Nail polish to give it that shiny fresh gore look

threadomancy?

NICE, I will try it our on some dead bodies lieing in terrain, and around my monsterous creatures.

More Advice:

You can apply a gloss medium to add a glossy shine, add color and fill in the grooves to make it a bloody puddle, or apply the paste to super thin strings of fishing line or nylon to make a dripping affect.

I did all of these for my Keeper of Secrets

So great was the onslaught of Morgoth that Fingolfin and Fingon could not come to the aid of the sons of Finarfin; and the hosts of Hithlum were driven back with great loss to the fortresses of Ered Wethrin, and these they hardly defended against the Orcs. Before the walls of Eithel Sirion fell Hador the Golden-haired, defending the rearguard of his lord

WOW! thanks for posting this! I'm gonna try it as soon as i get my stuff together!

Wow... i finaly found a use for rice crispies other than kitty litter!!!!!

Rice crispies to make dead xenos for my Black Templars to look good killing. I am happy. This makes me feel justifies in my stingyness and actually looks really good. Mind if I steal your ideas??