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This is my first Nurgle paintjob, I just purchased a Deathguard/Nurgle Daemon army from a friend and I'm trying to repaint them. How is this? This is also my first time using pigments on the sword and flail, however they're hard to see in the pictures and I couldn't take any better photos of them. The wrist where the flail and arm meet had to be re-glued and is drying right now, that's why its white in the picture, it will be fixed tomorrow. I pinned that wrist and it keeps falling off, I had to use super heavy duty metal glue (which got all over my shirt and skin underneath ) but it is staying for now.

Ahh, he's metal, I remember my old metal one. Now that's one hefty chunk of mini, lookin good too. I especially like the blue tubules.

Looks leagues above the same model I had when I painted it up, great work!

This looks really cool!

Highly detailed, really nice. Not my choice of greens for nurgle, but that's just personal preference. Looks like you did a good job with the pigments, a nice browny rust.

This does look good, but I think it's a little clean for nurgle, slime, pustules and blood effects can be done quite quickly and I think would make this model gross (In a good way :p )

I really like this paintjob.. the base really compliments it.

Great job - should be posted in the showcase thread!