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Hey Dakkaites! I'm starting a blog on My Word Bearers Army. I have Completed:

The first Part of my Army and the first guys i've ever painted, The Word Bearers:













After working on them, i completed my Chaos Lord ( still waiting for gravel to put on base):





And Then i found this guy hiding in the back of my W.I.P shelf:









Update Soon!



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Update! After finally getting Vault Membership at Miniwargaming.com, i Learned how to dry brush my Followers of nurgle, Here is my setup, I listen to Theire Videos As i Paint (keeps you entertained):



Here is My workbench:



Ok now are my W.I.P shots of My Plague Marines:





and Daemon Prince:



For both i drybrushed on Knarloc Green:





And i also used large amounts of green stuff on all of Nurgles Minions:




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Finished some more plague marines and added dark angels green to the daemon prince:












BTW i dont know what to do next... I've never painted Nurgle, do i paint the silver? And then rustify it or what?


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Comment appreciated!

You might like to try some washes - browns, reds and pus-like oranges - to add colour to the green areas and make them look suitably infected. (This is also a great way to distinguish green painted equipment from rotten green flesh.) It's very difficult to overdo the seeping yuk with Nurgle, so you can afford to be bold and experimental!

For metallics, are you intending them to be gunmetal or actual silver? Silver's actually an antibacterial agent, so it would be a bit of an odd material for Nurgle's minions. Corroded gunmetal looks great for Nurgle; my favourite method on my Orks is a Bestial Brown basecoat, a Cathal Brown drybrush, a light Boltgun Metal drybrish, and then apply a yellowy orange wash (I mix my own by eye, sorry) and wipe off surplus with my thumb. (To make it REALLY corroded, stop at Cathal Brown and put the slightest hint of metal on the edges.)