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I am going to use this thread to update my progress on my Daemons project. I had a bunch of daemons around in various stages of completion and I figured a series of articles on Capture and Control followed with this thread here on Dakka may inspire me to finish them a bit faster. So far I have about 1850 points of Daemons finished mostly Nurgle themed. For my first batch of pics here are my speed painted daemons I did in 6.5 hours.

Links to corresponding Capture and Control Articles.
http://www.captureandcontrol.com/2013/04/speed-painting-again-800-points-of.html

Here are the initial photos. More to come when I have time to take some higher quality pictures of my whole collection to this point.

Love the Naga-lord, inspired use of the mawloc lower body. Though it might be the picture, but it seems there is a size difference where the torse and the lower body seem to meet, just on the halfway height of the codpiece. Other then that, they all look great!

 HirogenHunter wrote:
Love the Naga-lord, inspired use of the mawloc lower body. Though it might be the picture, but it seems there is a size difference where the torse and the lower body seem to meet, just on the halfway height of the codpiece. Other then that, they all look great!

There is quite a size difference between the DP torso and the Trygon torso mount. It required quite a bit of unseen green stuff and different armor pieces, both cam dp and trygon, plus the front tabard to make it look any good at all. The ideal would have been to sculpt a natural meeting point but I can't sculpt so...

Thanks for the compliment though!

 HirogenHunter wrote:
Love the Naga-lord, inspired use of the mawloc lower body. Though it might be the picture, but it seems there is a size difference where the torse and the lower body seem to meet, just on the halfway height of the codpiece. Other then that, they all look great!

Seconded!

The Naga-Lord DP is absolutely awesome. Very cool centerpiece model for the army.