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A figure I bought and painted because I hadn't done anything nurgley before and I found a great tutorial on YouTube for painting bruised flesh (here). He wasn't this purple, but a spray of Dull Cote seems to have increased the transparency of the layers I did on the flesh and let the bottom layer show through. I don't mind, he looks good and bruised and properly disgusting.

Gross......in a good way,

Those colors make it more interesting!
Me likey

I like those colors alot!

Love the colors you've used there, great job!

Very Nice!

Perhaps some rust or ooze coming out of the mask. Nicely done model.

Put some rust on the axe/helmet and your fething golden. His flesh looks like a cankerous zit.

And I mean this in the best way possible. Keep it up.

Very nice take on the model. I like the alternative color scheme. Suitably painful looking.

Nice!

Great job on this, thanks for the link too, I was looking for something similar for servitors.

Nice, sticky looking!

Nice use of PINK!

Putrid. Pustulent. Nice work!

Nicely disgusting!

That is DISGUSTING..... COOL!!

Thanks for all the feedback, this was a fun model to paint, though I wish I had the patience to wait on assembling before I get to the paint. I do need to go back and rust up the helm a bit. Something oozing out of one of the holes sounds good, too.