Vintage Nurgle Chaos Space Marines

[Deus_Ex_Machina]

I will soon work on these models:

https://ibb.co/album/hCBpfY

 

Two bikes boxes arrived today along with plenty of other stuff and in the last days I was busy scraping off paint from Chaos Bikes whose paint jobs dates back to the 90s. Still one bike to go and ALL five bikers. Arrgh! 

 

Anyway, the old Night Lord paint scheme has to go and will be replaced by what you have seen above: A dirty, vintage Death Guard theme.

 

You might now think: That´s just a waste of time because bikes have always sucked in 40K. Well, once those are finished I will be painting bikes and trikes for the Iron Hands and then I will have a specific scenario in which only those units battle each other. And it will work because it will be a ROLLING TERRAIN mission with maybe a few ideas from Gaslands sprinkled in to make the bikes feel like they are truly vehicles and not move around willy-nilly like the rest of the foot-slogging 40K stuff.

 

 

Edit:

 

Painting Recipe

 

All paints are from Vallejo unless otherwise noted.

 

Armour/Vehicle Hull (Cream)

1. Black Undercoat (Rattle Can; Rico Design)

2. Black (diluted with a bit of water)

3. Flat Brown (drybrush)

4. Blanco (drybrush)

5. Bone White (drybrush)

6. Mortarion Grime (shade, Citade)

7. apply vintage Chaos transfers

8. Flat Brown (stippling)

9. Oily Steel (stippling)

10. Rust Streaks (AK)

 

Armour/Vehicle Hull (Green)

1. Black Undercoat (Rattle Can; Rico Design)

2. Black (diluted with a bit of water)

3. Blanco (drybrush)

4. Deep Green (drybrush)

5. Intermediate Green (drybrush)

6. Golden Olive (drybrush)

7. Stone Grey (drybrush)

8. Athonian Green (shade, Citadel)

9. apply vintage Chaos transfers

10. Flat Brown (stippling)

11. Oily Steel (stippling)

 

Metal parts (Bolters, foot rests, motor block, pipes, exhausts, etc.)

1. Black Undercoat (Rattle Can; Rico Design)

2. Black (diluted with a bit of water)

3. Oily Steel (drybrush)

4. Nuln Oil (shade, Citadel)

5. Silver (drybrush)

6. Brown Engine Soot (all parts except Bolters & Exhausts)

7.  Flat Brown (stippling; only Bolters)

8. Brass & Umber Wash (only Bolter Ammo)

 

Chaos Armour Rims, Chaos Stars & Skull on front:

1. Black Undercoat (Rattle Can; Rico Design)

2. Black (diluted with a bit of water)

3. Brass 

4. Umber Wash 

5. Silver (drybrush)

 

Wheels:

1. Black Undercoat (Rattle Can; Rico Design)

2. Black (diluted with a bit of water)

3. Green Grey (drybrush)

4. Umber Wash

5. Sky Grey (drybrush)

6. Thick Mud (texture paint)

7. Umber Wash

8. Mahagony Brown (drybrush)

 

Seat:

1. Black Undercoat (Rattle Can; Rico Design)

2. Black (diluted with a bit of water)

3. Green Grey (drybrush)

4. Nuln Oil (shade, Citadel)

5. Sky Grey (drybrush)

 

Monitor and green buttons:

1. Black Undercoat (Rattle Can; Rico Design)

2. Black (diluted with a bit of water)

3. Deep Green 

4. Intermediate Green (lower rim)

5. Yellow Green (lower rim)

6. Blanco (single point on top)

 

Red buttons:

1. Black Undercoat (Rattle Can; Rico Design)

2. Black (diluted with a bit of water)

3. Vermillion

4. Troll Slayer Orange (lower rim)

5. Blanco (single point on top)

 

Base:

1. Thick Mud (texture paint)

2. Umber Wash

3. Mahagony Brown (drybrush)

4. Burned Tufts (Gamer Grass, 6mm)

 

Varnish-Spray (Tamiya Colour, clear, matt):

Sprayed before applying tufts.

 

 

 

Edited Sunday at 03:39 PM by Deus_Ex_Machina

[Firedrake Cordova]

That scenario sounds like a really neat and fun idea

 

It's good to see the models getting a second lease of life.

[Deus_Ex_Machina]

Update:

Work on the bikes continued today:

https://ibb.co/album/hCBpfY

 

 

[Deus_Ex_Machina]

Update:

Bikes have been finished but riders still need to be done.

https://ibb.co/album/hCBpfY

 

Customer: "How is the mileage on those bikes?"

Sleazy Salesperson: "Just a couple of times to the Warp and back."

 

Edit:

Painting recipe has been added to the top post.

 

Edited Sunday at 03:45 PM by Deus_Ex_Machina

[Firedrake Cordova]

The weathering on the paintwork worked nicely - sufficiently nurgly.