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Nurgle Raptors completed


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Hey all,

 

Been a long time in the finishing but I've finally gotten my Nurgle Raptors (at least most of them) completed.  Check out my blog for updated pics!

 

http://crankyoldgamer.net/CrankyBlog/nurgle-raptors-paiting-progress/

 

http://www.crankyoldgamer.net/img/miniatures/40k/chaos/raptors/nurgle_raptor_026a.jpg

 

Also, here's the pictures of them assembled but before I started painting them:

http://crankyoldgamer.net/CrankyBlog/nurgle-raptors-progress/

 

Commentary and critque welcome!

 

Thanks!

 

My blog:

http://www.crankyoldgamer.net

 

Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/CrankyOldGamer

 

 

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Thank you all, very much appreciated!

 

Here's a final picture of my jump pack Nurgle lord, sealed and with metal bits showing through rust:

 

http://www.crankyoldgamer.net/img/miniatures/40k/chaos/jump_pack_lord/nurgle_jumpack_lord_011.jpg

 

 

I also just finished up my converted Nurgle Lord from the Chaos Lord from the Dark Vengeance boxed set, minor conversion to remove the sword and make a rusty ol power axe:

 

http://www.crankyoldgamer.net/img/miniatures/40k/chaos/nurgle_lord_axe_pistol/001.jpeg

 

http://www.crankyoldgamer.net/img/miniatures/40k/chaos/nurgle_lord_axe_pistol/002.jpeg

 

http://www.crankyoldgamer.net/img/miniatures/40k/chaos/nurgle_lord_axe_pistol/003.jpeg

 

http://www.crankyoldgamer.net/img/miniatures/40k/chaos/nurgle_lord_axe_pistol/004.JPG

 

The rust effect is actually very, very simple.  Took me a while to get the hang of it.  At some point I'll put a tutorial on my blog, but big picture: paint black.  Then dapple-brush Mournfang Brown on some parts (leave some black, but not a lot), then dapple-brush a mix of Mournfang Brown and Berzerker Red, then dapple brush an orange-brown mix (with heavy emphasis on orange) on top.  There shoudl be no "pattern" to the dappling pattern, but you shoudl be able to see the brown, red, and orange parts in random areas, along with a little black.  Then wash witha  3:1 mix of Fuegan Orange and Agrax Earthshade washes.  Then when done with that, you can dapple the slightest bits of Boltgun metal on the black areas.  Then put a little bit of Agrax Earthshade over the Botlgun metal parts, and you're done. 

 

Hope that helps!

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