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the first one looks like a gient squig just with 4 legs

looks like papa nurgil is running out of origenil ideas 

Ready?

AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW o_O

That's two giant squigs, right? I like them all, nice work, especially with supersculpty. Only real rough spot is where the squigs' limbs attach to their bodies, just doesn't blend well at all. Also, if that is two different squigs, sad to see that they both have the mouth-closed-with-lower-lip-pout look, with no teeth showing or tongue lolling on either.

But still, good stuff, way to be.

- Boss Salvage

Nice, they look like giant grubs. Kinda look tasty to. very nice

Fantastic.  Nice to see some original work!  I'm just wondering how you're going to paint the base now...

Your camera is great.

Posted By Phryxis on 05/12/2007 11:10 PM
Your camera is great.

i hope that youre sarcastic! my camera is a crappy one!

thanks guys. these sculpts are quick and easy ones that are kinda rough but there will be alot of the to compensate for the lack of detailing.


iam sad to hear that they arent original whitch i certainly think they are. i for one have never seen a nurgle army that looks anything like this.

Those are freaking awesome widgren. Great fun sculpts with complementary paintjobs. I do have two points of constructive criticism, that being the plainness and uniformity of the ballast on the bases, and the occasional finger print on a few. The former is easy to fix by simply adding with a bit of fine sand, couple tiny pebbles here and there, and, after painting, perhaps a touch of flock. On the latter, it's too late to fix without ruining the paint job, but in the future after baking a quick pass with either a swiss cut file or some fine sandpaper will take those prints right out. Alternately, you can carefully smooth it out before baking (which can be a bit of a pain in the arse).

They're still damn awesome and I really like what you have going with these pieces and look forward to seeing more. Enjoy!

thanks nyarlathotep! as i said, these are rough sculpts never intanded to be scrutinised. the pictures are WAY to big and show all lazyness from my side. a easy way to get rid of the fingerprints is to use a big brush (like a tankbrush) and just brush away all those irritable prints.

the bases are still VERY WIP. usually i base and THEN spraypaint them but i painted these at my local store and didnt have time to do that. the bases will look ok when they are done.

and ill keep posting.