Cooking up some bases

Greetings!

I tried to do some pestilence ridden bases with mud, slime ponds and some scruberries. There is a component that can be used to do some water effects in miniatures, but didn't get that from my local store, so I had to settle for gloss varnish to get the ponds seem wet. I'm satisfied with the effect, though it doesn't show on the photo.

Oh Grandfather give me guidance in sickening color schemes!

It has been quite a while for updating the blog for real. Long have I been a fan of airbrush painting and finally puchased the equipment of my own. As the airbrush technique is so different than painting with normal brushes I decided to sell my Grey Knights and start an army from scratch to get all the models painted with airbrush style. Nurgle rot has always been close to heart, so where else would I go? Here are the first test subjects to my Death Guard color scheme.

Death Guard Space Marine

Poxwalker

Myphitic Blight-Hauler

Rise restless, up from the dirt !

Here's the Restless Dead Mordheim warband. Tough as nails, but slow as fuck ! These guys get knocked down, but raise again. When they reach to their goal, the battle has already been taken place and there's only loot to be collected from the poor fools. "Boo ! Don't be afraid, We're just to collect your soul"

What a horrible site ! The Restless Dead warband.

Skeletors ! "The head bone is connected to neck bone, the arm bone is connected to shoulder bone...".

The Zombie twins. The models are from Hero Quest. "Like to peas in a pod"

So far, I think this is the best figure I have succeeded painting. Liches right hand, the Necromancer !