Best Chaos Daemon Prince Model??

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**Solomongrundy**

I currently have the metal Chaos Daemon Prince without the wings, and I hate the model. It always falls apart and just looks blah.
I was looking into Warhammer Fantasy and saw Be'Lakor, Chaos Daemon Prince. He looks pretty sweet, might try and snatch him up.

What are others using for DP these days?

**nolzur**

Plastic Daemon Prince box sets are pretty nice.

**timetowaste85**

Be'Lakor is a beautiful model-but he's small. He's quite a bit smaller than the other Daemon Princes. You're best off getting the plastic kit and kitbashing with it.

**Ironklawmadgutsmek**

my kit bash/ scratch build for when i'm playing small points games and have no wings

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/420276.page

**Leech**

If you really like Belakor got for him. If you want to kitbash alot then the plastic Daemon Princes are for you. Forge world also has some Princes which are good.

**spiralingcadaver**

Really? I love the look of the metal CSM daemon prince, used it for something like 4 years regularly, and never had anything break that wasn't my fault (did a fiddly conversion)

I hate the ancient metal ones, dislike the plastic ones (sacrifice some really nice details for a rather bland kit with more options), and am still a little confused why the nurgle one was made (slaanesh or tzeentch would have, in my opinion, filled a more difficult gap-- nurgle is probably the easiest god to convert models for, because lumpy is appropriate)

**Dr. What**

For my Nurgle force, I re-based a C'tan Nightbringer, painted the skin a dark green, and painted the shroud to be white, with lots of brown/black washes. I love him!

**michaelcycle**

get some green stuff and the plastic prince and make a custom one! Check this guy - he's inspiring to say the least http://www.coolminiornot.com/289585