It has been awhile since I have painted something none Eldar or Space Marine related. As I have a habit of painting other models I grabbed Plague Bearer from RD to paint.
I was kind excited as this would be my first daemon. After settling on a scheme I wondered how fast I could complete the model to just above table top quality. This put a kink in my planning process which caused me to randomly surf for more pictures of the filthy buggers.
Step1: I chose a simple Chaos Black Base coat, it is a personal preference and i wanted the daemon to look dirty.
Step 2: As green is the colour of Nurgle I selected bright green as the base skin tone. A ample overbrush was applied
Step 3: A second green was used to dull the original and add a secondary sin tone. Goblin Green was overbrushed leaving the Snot Green showing in places.
Step 4: Tired of seeing green the horns, nails and teeth were painted Denab Stone. Mecharite Red was applied to the exposed fleshy areas and Orche Shade to the 'worms'. I was not to sure how the yellow would look, but the contrast proved to work.
Step 5 -Boltgun was was applied to the sword and nose ring.
Step 6 - the horn and worms were highlighted, bright colours were used as the model was going to get think wash to finish it off.
Step 7 - Bottled Talent was applied. I don't care what people say the washes are good.
Finished(?) Product -
Comments:
Over all I am pleased with how fast I was able to complete the project. 45 minutes minus the over night dry for the wash. I might apply some rust to he weapon and a generous coat of Water effects for a slimy look. This and my recent CSM are rekindling my painting and slowly chipping away at the painters' block my Eldar caused.
I was kind excited as this would be my first daemon. After settling on a scheme I wondered how fast I could complete the model to just above table top quality. This put a kink in my planning process which caused me to randomly surf for more pictures of the filthy buggers.
Step1: I chose a simple Chaos Black Base coat, it is a personal preference and i wanted the daemon to look dirty.
Base Coat - Chaos Black
Step 2: As green is the colour of Nurgle I selected bright green as the base skin tone. A ample overbrush was applied
First Colour - Snot Green
Step 3: A second green was used to dull the original and add a secondary sin tone. Goblin Green was overbrushed leaving the Snot Green showing in places.
Second Colour - Goblin Green
Step 4: Tired of seeing green the horns, nails and teeth were painted Denab Stone. Mecharite Red was applied to the exposed fleshy areas and Orche Shade to the 'worms'. I was not to sure how the yellow would look, but the contrast proved to work.
Base Colours - Mecharite Red, Denab Stone, Orche Shade
Step 5 -Boltgun was was applied to the sword and nose ring.
Metals - Boltgun Metal
Step 6 - the horn and worms were highlighted, bright colours were used as the model was going to get think wash to finish it off.
Highlights - Skull White, Sunburst Yellow
Step 7 - Bottled Talent was applied. I don't care what people say the washes are good.
Shading - Gryphonne Sepia
Finished(?) Product -
Comments:
Over all I am pleased with how fast I was able to complete the project. 45 minutes minus the over night dry for the wash. I might apply some rust to he weapon and a generous coat of Water effects for a slimy look. This and my recent CSM are rekindling my painting and slowly chipping away at the painters' block my Eldar caused.
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