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Hello,
I just want to show you this test mini for my new nurgle army

I like your color scheme. I would paint the pustules in a sicky yellow or light brown. could you please post (or wirte a PM to me) the color you used (for the skin -from base to highlight)? because i want try some plaguebearer in the future, too.

ps pls turn your pictures

Looks really nice

Here the painting guide:
1) black priming (i hate white, it always does some weird stuff to the models texture)
2) deneb stone (basically rakarth flesh now, but covers 3 times as good, needs only a single coat, even over black !)
3) mix of gryphone sephia and ogryn flesh (old washes again, with a bit water in)
4) carroburg crimson in some of the deeper holes/cuts etc
5) deneb stone for first higlight ( or rakarth flesh)
5) palid witch flesh (thined down with a bit of water)
6) palid witch flesh (perhaps with a bit o'white, deepending how strong you like your highlights).

I tried for the pustules but it looked strange, perhaps I should try with just a yelow glaze...

Ps: sorry for the pictures, they where horizontal befor i posted them

darky wrote:
Here the painting guide:
1) black priming (i hate white, it always does some weird stuff to the models texture)
2) deneb stone (basically rakarth flesh now, but covers 3 times as good, needs only a single coat, even over black !)
3) mix of gryphone sephia and ogryn flesh (old washes again, with a bit water in)
4) carroburg crimson in some of the deeper holes/cuts etc
5) deneb stone for first higlight ( or rakarth flesh)
5) palid witch flesh (thined down with a bit of water)
6) palid witch flesh (perhaps with a bit o'white, deepending how strong you like your highlights).

I tried for the pustules but it looked strange, perhaps I should try with just a yelow glaze...

Ps: sorry for the pictures, they where horizontal befor i posted them

thanks for the list. do you saw the gw tutorial video, where a blight king is painted? it shows a realy nice technique for the pustles. btw you can paint them in a red too. e.g. blood for the bloodgod (technik color from gw) so they look like bloodpustles.

Tanks for the tip, i'll have a look at the vid' (even if i can't stand duncan telling us in every vid, over and over again, how to mix water with paint... seriously... )

Wow!
If they were life sized, they'd make anyone sick.

I suppose that is a compliment

darky wrote:
I suppose that is a compliment

Yes, it's a compliment.

well thanks, just hope they don't get life sized then

darky wrote:
well thanks, just hope they don't get life sized then

You made me laugh

No, they will not become life sized.

That's what they tell you

I always prefer the classic rotten faded green, but I like this, too.

Thexreason why they arent green is because I can't handle the greens as good as the deneb stone, which is really amazing