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Loving the look of them so far, cant wait !

Another art bit in that video has them using the RT style swollen plasma gun aesthetic. Cool to see. Hope some other old style weapon designs get repurposed as chaos, like the shoulder mounted heavy bolters.

 MajorWesJanson wrote:
Another art bit in that video has them using the RT style swollen plasma gun aesthetic. Cool to see. Hope some other old style weapon designs get repurposed as chaos, like the shoulder mounted heavy bolters.

I remember the 2nd ed. Plague marines had alot of wood paneling on their guns (even the plasma gun!). I always thought that was funny.



The only nurgle RT figure I remember with a plasma weapon was that plaguebearer guy who is one of palanquin riders.



I'd love to see that RT aesthetic of nurglings popping through armor, vehicles, and weapons. It always gave the nurgle stuff a 'fun but falling apart' element, which contrasted well with the slaanesh disgusting/sexy, Khorne spikey/angry, Tzeentch distorted/artistic looks.

I wish I could find hoof-boots...but without over-Nurgled stuff.

 Elbows wrote:
I wish I could find hoof-boots...but without over-Nurgled stuff.

Seems like that would be one of the easiest conversions from normal legs, no? Just cleave the foot in the middle?

Hmm...I was kinda expecting something more deep-voiced and slow/soothing. Which is how I always kinda envision papa Nurgle's voice and I guess by relation all his subordinates, or at least his marines. Maybe that was some oddball daemon talking... but sounded more Tzeentchish to me.