I had an email from a viewer who asked how I paint the Nurgle Deathguard, so here we go, sort of a speed paint version, as I would take more time on a special model, but here is a regular troop.
First black primer.
then a heavy dry brush of a medium green color, I like to mix it up a bit here so they all look a bit different, this time I mixed Goblin Green with Camo Green on the armor.
then a light drybrush of Dark Flesh on the armor and the bolter
and then a light dry brush of Rotten Flesh to the armor, and dry brush some Tinbitz on the bolter and backpack nozzles, then some Boltgun Metal to the same metal bits.
and a wash of Ogryn Flesh wash
and a bit of Bleached Bone on the horns and some 'Ard Kote here and there to add a bit of
dampness and he's done.
Easy and dark and sinister looking.
John
First black primer.
then a heavy dry brush of a medium green color, I like to mix it up a bit here so they all look a bit different, this time I mixed Goblin Green with Camo Green on the armor.
then a light drybrush of Dark Flesh on the armor and the bolter
and then a light dry brush of Rotten Flesh to the armor, and dry brush some Tinbitz on the bolter and backpack nozzles, then some Boltgun Metal to the same metal bits.
and a wash of Ogryn Flesh wash
and a bit of Bleached Bone on the horns and some 'Ard Kote here and there to add a bit of
dampness and he's done.
Easy and dark and sinister looking.
John
Great work on these guys. I like the Death Guard because there are so many ways to paint them. They always seem to come out. But yours suit my taste for dark. Once again, great work!
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