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2012/08/14 18:13:04
Subject: Plastic Nurgle Lord, my first completed model in two years
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Hi!
It's been almost two years since the last time I painted miniatures, or at least finished them. I am very happy about completing my first model after a long break in painting, so I decided to share it with you guys. My painting table always features several models in progress, but the brush decided to pick up this one after first pictures of new Nurgle Daemon plastics appeared on the internet. I wanted to try if I still got what it takes to paint Nurgle. This dude is not intended for gaming, hence the round base (it suits better for display IMO). I intend to try my skills at the new Plaguebearers and Nurglings eventually, but you might have to wait another two years...
Nurgle Lord
Comments, critique?
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2012/08/14 18:17:09
Subject: Plastic Nurgle Lord, my first completed model in two years
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Shas'la with Pulse Carbine
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It is a terrible shame you do not finish more models. This guy is excellent. Would love to see more of your work.
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2012/08/14 18:35:39
Subject: Plastic Nurgle Lord, my first completed model in two years
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Three Color Minimum
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Awesome - if you added some water effects with a red or a pale green you could make some blood seeping out or have gunk on the skin. If you don't feel as brave yet after your gap in painting, you could paint a gloss varnish over the guts to give a shiny effect. I hope you paint some more brilliant models!
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2012/08/14 18:47:35
Subject: Plastic Nurgle Lord, my first completed model in two years
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Wolf Guard Bodyguard in Terminator Armor
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Awesome mini, great job on the details 
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DR:90+S++G++M+B++I+Pw40kPwmhd+ID+++A++/wWD359R+++++T(M)DM+
 Deff Gearz 2,000+pts. (50% painted),  Retribution 57pt.(70% painted),  FOW British Armoured Squadron 1660pts. (15% painted)
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2012/08/15 17:45:31
Subject: Plastic Nurgle Lord, my first completed model in two years
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Blood Angel Neophyte Undergoing Surgeries
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so well painted, sometimes a really plain and simple job really does the trick
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 -successor- 12000pts
 -Cadia- just starting, based on
'Gunheads'- 1000pts
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2012/08/15 21:19:56
Subject: Re:Plastic Nurgle Lord, my first completed model in two years
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Cackling Daemonic Dreadnought of Tzeentch
Ellenton, Florida
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Excellent work.
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2012/08/16 02:48:33
Subject: Plastic Nurgle Lord, my first completed model in two years
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Reverent Tech-Adept
New York, Technocratic People's Republic of Vinnland
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Nice balance between the color of the sores and the skin-tones/leathers, sometimes (often) I've seen it way overdone or not contrasted enough.
Love the model, it's a bit upstaged by the tuft of grass on the base (like he's out for a nice country stroll!), but definitely an awesome piece.
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2012/08/16 03:41:04
Subject: Plastic Nurgle Lord, my first completed model in two years
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Fixture of Dakka
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That is a beautiful paintjob.
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2012/08/16 04:39:41
Subject: Re:Plastic Nurgle Lord, my first completed model in two years
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Troubled By Non-Compliant Worlds
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Nice work!
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2012/08/16 06:08:40
Subject: Plastic Nurgle Lord, my first completed model in two years
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Tail-spinning Tomb Blade Pilot
Where people Live Free, or Die
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This guy is truly well done. Please, keep up the good work and post your results here for us to enjoy.
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 Menaphite Dynasty Necrons - 6000
 Karak Hirn Dwarfs - 2500
How many lawyers does it take to change a light bulb?
-- Fifty-Four -- Eight to argue, one to get a continuance, one to object, one to demur, two to research precedents, one to dictate a letter, one to stipulate, five to turn in their time cards, one to depose, one to write interrogatories, two to settle, one to order a secretary to change the bulb, and twenty eight to bill for professional services.
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