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Here are a selection of pictures, many more on my website in the Gallery section "Nurgle demonic Legion". 

Whew..

Freakin' awesome!  The plague riders, the chariot, the creature with bells dripping off his wings ....

I love the way your work takes the basic pieces and twists everything up in the shape of nightmares.  Clive Barker nasty.  Primal.

nice use of tyranid parts too

what are the mounts/chariot pullers? I really like them. great nugle army w/o being green. good job on nasty flesh.

Amazing, really amazing.

wow, that's really great stuff.

Awesome! Mr. Butcher, your stuff never ceases to amaze! Thanks for sharring your kick arse nurgly things with us!

WOW! Mike your stuff is always amazing, it reminds us medicore artists what an army is SUPPOSED to look like.

We joke about GW minis with 40,000 skulls on them but you show how that style works.

thanks for sharing.

    That is superb work Mike - good job!

What are the swords on the plaguebearers? From the pestigors or custom converted?

--Chris
www.chrisvalera.com

aren't they ogre swords?

The swords are made from Plasticard...

Here is a link to the project log on my website, shows a lot of WIP on the  models

http://www.chaosbutcher.com/block.php?viewid=1

Another fine army from the Butcher. Nice work all over the place, especially with all the (brutal-looking) replacement blades and the big maggoty beasts. Also, this - "I painted this army in ten days in order to have it ready for the Chicago GT." - is even more amazing! Damnation!

Question time: you gave some idea of how this latest army's bases came together, but I'm curious how you make the more sculpted bases that I've been admiring for some years now. Like on this plague raptor or this iron warrior. Do you really use green putty for all of an army's bases, and do you paint them with the model attached?

Thanks for the help, and keep up the great work.

- Boss Salvage

Well, it was 10 long days....

The bases you mention were all done with Apoxie Sculpt (better and less $ than GS for this kind of thing) I usually paint with the model attached, but am playing around with doing them seperatly to speed things up, etc.

I am planning a basing and movement tray turorial in the next few weeks, but honestly, WD has had some good stuff about this in the last few issues.

oh geez those aren't models they're BEADS! now I'm sad. they look awesome though

Good stuff Mike, been a fan of your nasty stuff for awhile!

 

 

So how'd you make the cleavers for the bearers? Plastic card?

Looks like it to answer that question Mr.B

And love the stuff mike

-Funk

Funkmaster this thread is over 2 years old.

Please stop the resurrecting old threads.

love the work mate, brilliant, keep it up and hope to see more of them

BDA

I'm looking at this thinking, "That's not such a big deal to be posting. I've seen these before."

Then, I got to the Threadomancy comment.


Jesus, people. How about checking the date on the last response before commenting on a thread?

Let sleeping threads die.

Eric

I'm kinda glad that someone brought up my 4 month old thread. It allowed me to update the content for it. Plus it's always nice that someone else brought it back as opposed to me

Cool minis

Closing thread due to age at this point. Toymaker if needed you can post a new thread with your latest works in this or the modeling blog section.