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Hey all

So, Beast's of nurgle, appear to have been made usable with our new codex, as opposed to being the worst unit in our book last time.

But, the models from GW? Not all that pretty, and especially not worth £15 for one model.

So, how about a method, to create them -almost for free?!-

This isn't for the squeamish, but then again, if you were squeamish, you probably wouldn't be playing nurgle

So, the basic idea is, I, like I am sure many other are, have a garden, or similar, with snailshell's, scattered about.

Washed out, coated in a hardcoat or similar, and with a greenstuff demonic snail, you can have some wonderfully disgusting nurgley beast's, scraping and sliming their way across the field of battle, from within their shells.

The shells look great, can be painted up with a bunch of wacky styling, to fit your army, and i'd say, a snail is both potentially nurgley disgusting, and a good representation of their new found resillience in our new book.

I'll try to post pictures of my version's soon, but there's the idea for you

I have a friend who made some out of seashell green stuff and nids part. He posted them here but i cant find his name on dakka anymore


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