I decided last week that I fancied painting something a bit different to the normal humans and fantasy figures I've been on with recently - here's what I pulled out of the "undercoated/painting in progress" drawers...
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The 3 sons of Nurgle that I finished - lots of rust, verdigris and grime, my favourite things to paint! |
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More to go! |
These Plague Marines were undercoated with Halfords grey primer, but I decided that I wanted to start them from black. I then gave everything a heavy drybrush of Tin Bitz, followed by a drybrush of Boltgun Metal in a few areas (blades, guns, emblems, shoulder pad trims etc.) and followed that up with a verdigris wash over everything. I then selected 3 to try out my planned scheme, using VMC Hull Red for their armour plates, a pinky/brown mix for the boils and other nastiness, then drybrushing, and finally rust, muck, all that good stuff! I have a good few more to go and I need to build a leader for them from the Blightkings boxed set (a wonderful set - another Christmas present!).
The 3 Plague Marines look great. Good stuff. :)
ReplyDeleteReally nice effect there, nice to see non-green plague marines!
ReplyDeleteVery nice!
ReplyDeleteAgree, the plague marines look really great.
ReplyDeleteCool beans dude!
ReplyDeletePlague marines are the best
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