Plague Sorcerer, Marines, and Champion - Painting update

Got my five latest Nurgle additions primered up and ready for paint.  I went with my new standard of using both black and white primers. I am really happy with how these turned out, especially considering I only had one pair of legs, and some regular space marine bits.  Everything else was constructed from Tyranid, Daemon, and green stuff.  Almost 300 points from left over bits and a few hours of work!

Plague Marine Champion

The newest addition to the Nurgle forces, my Plague Marine Champion with Power Fist.  Still not having any extra legs in my bits box, I am forced to get a little creative with the lower half.   I decided to go with something a bit more mechanical and added three robotic blade legs, with a fourth hoofed foot.

A little hard to see but I added a set of 3 vents to the backpack on one side in true Nurgle fashion.

Three new Plague Marines

Here are the latest additions to my Plague Marines.  I didn't really have any legs left in my bitz box, so I looked at it as a challenge and a way to make something from left over bits and pieces.  The look does fair well with the rest of my army, especially with my Great Unclean one and my Plague Spawn.

Another lack of bits that posed a problem, was having no Meltas.  Since I already had some Plasmas modeled up, I wanted to add a couple flamers. (fingers crossed for poison flamers in new codex).

I used primarily old Tyranid parts combined with a few left over arms and green stuff to combine the look.  A little dremmel drill weathering and some sand for rust, and all finished up.  This puts my plague Marines up to 14 total for 2 squads of 7, including 2 champs and 4 special weapons.  Hope you like them...

Nurgle Sorcerer / Lord

Here is my new Nurgle Sorcerer Lord with Plasma Pistol.  The majority of this model was made from left over Tyranid bits and a few Space Marine bits.

This view shows the Force Weapon made from a couple of Ork Choppas, and a Nurlge emblem.

I added 3 vents to the backpack to help with the Nurgle look and feeling of the model.

Nurgle green dip group shot

Here is the latest batch of Nurgle conversions with the initial green wash...

Spawn - Painting update

One more set dipped... following the same process used on my previous posts.

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Obliterators - Painting update

More painting updates on my Obliterators.  Same washes as the previous posts.

Nurgle Defiler / Soul Grinder - Painting update

Here is the latest update on my Nurgle Defiler / Soul Grinder model.  I went through the same series of 5 washes on top of my high/low black/white primer.  I started with a black wash, followed by a green wash, dark green wash, brown wash, and back to a black wash.

Also started up a new Nurgle Sorcerer and 4 additional Plague Marines to give me two full squads of seven. Updates coming soon...

Nurgle Daemon Prince - Painting update

Here is the latest update on my Nurgle Daemon Prince model.  I went through a series of 5 washes on top of my high/low black/white primer.  I started with a black wash, followed by a green wash, dark green wash, brown wash, and back to a black wash. Updates coming soon...

Great Unclean One / Ku'Gath / Greater Daemon - Painting update

Here is the latest update on my Great Unclean One / Ku'Gath / Greater Daemon model.  I went through a series of 4 washes on top of my high/low black/white primer.  I started with a black wash, followed by a green wash, dark, green wash, brown wash, and back to a black wash. 

I believe the colors are a bit washed out, maybe due to the lighting or bulb choice.  The actual model appears to be much greener than these pictures depict.  I am still trying to get my lighting and backdrop perfected.  I have been adding a bit more color to the back drop and have added a second light source for these shots.

Next step will be to add in the bone color for many of the spikes and appendages, followed by the metallic copper/bronze for the armor and weapons.  Updates to come...

Send me your Obliterator conversions

I am writing up a new series called Ideal-Ideas featuring a large collection of converted  miniatures for a specific model.   Looking for Obliterators, so send me your links, pics, or good intentions and I will be featuring them soon.

These articles should help to show a wide variety of modeling and converting ideas to help inspire some creative thinking.

Here is the latest update on my Nurgle Obliterators.  The modeling is all finished, and added the last bit of dremmel drill weathering and sand for the final touches.  They are now ready for primer.  Can' wait to start dipping these in paint with the rest of the Nurgle forces I have been working on.