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Howdy all,

Painting my Death Guard for an event... figured I would share my two newly minted dudes! I didn't put much taught into the names... obviously lol.











Welcome Bloaty the Bloat Drone to the fold!










And... Dready the Dreadnaught!

C&C always welcome, I feel happy with them as a quick paint job

I like how oozy they are. Oozy is always good. And a good word.

Good job. I like it.

Awesome stuff! Looks completely gross! Nurgle be proud =D

They look very busy like your table.

Good work.

Really nice. And the drone is gorgeously matte. What clear coats are you using? (if any ...)

 amazingturtles wrote:
I like how oozy they are. Oozy is always good. And a good word.

Mmm... maybe the next drone will be named oozy?


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Alex_85 wrote:
Good job. I like it.

Appreciate it!


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XenusMinis wrote:
Awesome stuff! Looks completely gross! Nurgle be proud =D

Nurgle is certainly the best! Haha


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 albie wrote:
They look very busy like your table.

Good work.

Haha its the kitchen counter I was trying to be more simple :(


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 War Drone wrote:
Really nice. And the drone is gorgeously matte. What clear coats are you using? (if any ...)

Haven't clesr coated yet, but i will lightly spray them with dullcoat; i dont want to diminish the ooze effect much

@Zid: what paints are you using?
The finish on your models is (to me) amazingly flat. I can't get that matte even with Dullcote. (or is this my screen fething around with me?...)

I really like the drone. The selection of colors for rust and damage is superb. For the dreadnought, it's pretty good but the use of greenstuff looks a bit rushed.

I got tricks. Some people use white glue which they microwave and it makes a boiled skin kind of substance. Look it up (White glue nurgle skin). Another trick is to use a molding substance like a resin and make a mold out of an official large GW model's nurgle skin, then use that mold to quickly press wet green stuff or other resin against the mold, then you have a malleable piece of dirty nurgle skin ready to attach to a model.

I still do what you did sometimes, poking at green stuff with a paintbrush to do quick jobs and some of my old models are like that and I still like them. Some of my best models were sculpted great, then because I cant wait until my resin is set to continue creating, I end up pressing my finger against my work. Anyway, good luck!

 War Drone wrote:
@Zid: what paints are you using?
The finish on your models is (to me) amazingly flat. I can't get that matte even with Dullcote. (or is this my screen fething around with me?...)

Watered down citadel paints in droppers


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 wirtzzz wrote:
I really like the drone. The selection of colors for rust and damage is superb. For the dreadnought, it's pretty good but the use of greenstuff looks a bit rushed.

I got tricks. Some people use white glue which they microwave and it makes a boiled skin kind of substance. Look it up (White glue nurgle skin). Another trick is to use a molding substance like a resin and make a mold out of an official large GW model's nurgle skin, then use that mold to quickly press wet green stuff or other resin against the mold, then you have a malleable piece of dirty nurgle skin ready to attach to a model.

I still do what you did sometimes, poking at green stuff with a paintbrush to do quick jobs and some of my old models are like that and I still like them. Some of my best models were sculpted great, then because I cant wait until my resin is set to continue creating, I end up pressing my finger against my work. Anyway, good luck!

I agree, its certainly not my best GS work, and thanks for the tips! Definitely something to consider in the future for other models. I have much better gs work on other models (proud of my defilers) in my blog, but i appreciate the critique; you definitely arent wrong haha.

Always good to see some more Nurgle stuff

Hi Bloaty and Dready!

I also like the gun made in plasticard tubes! Looove working with that stuff. I'm going to post some of my conversions soon.

 wirtzzz wrote:
I also like the gun made in plasticard tubes! Looove working with that stuff. I'm going to post some of my conversions soon.

Got the idea looking up butcher cannon conversions haha. Worked well!


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 OrlandotheTechnicoloured wrote:
Always good to see some more Nurgle stuff

Nurgles the best


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 Ratius wrote:
Hi Bloaty and Dready!

They said hello to you!