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Hello,

We’ve painted recently a daemonic army, centered around Tzeentch – but with a presence from each of the Chaos Patrons! Take a look at each of the Princes, and keep an eye on the Nurgle one – as every Prince was meant to have wings, the Nurgle one, being a beautiful, little butterfly, has the prettiest ones!

See more pictures in the gallery:













How do you like the daemonic incursion?



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I'm not feeling the (Obvious airbrushed ) Lava bases. The rest of the paint is good though.

Normally Im a huge fan of the work you guys put out, but to be honest these look a little bare/unfinished. The Nurgle Daemon prince is awesome, but then you get to the others and it really falls off.

Looking at the full gallery, there's a lot of gaps in the models, there's some visible glue frosting on the feet of the Herald, and on a lot of the bases it looks like black paint was literally spilled on them (Not to mention theres a lot of artifacts on the bases from scratches to random colors/paint splatter on the edges). These seem really rushed, even at a standard level.

I love the painting, the work is fantastic, but I've always been of the viewpoint that rough terrain basing does not work with larger models - and this is exactly why. The daemons look like they're floating, they're flat-footed and pinning/gluing them to rocky terrain just seems like something a rookie would do, which is surprising coming out of your guys' studio.

Superb painting!!

I think they look amazing, bases as well.

Fantastic Sir