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Thanks. I'm just waiting to hear from the client. I agree I'd like to make them a little sharper and pop if they were mine. But I had my instructions

Orange might be ok if it radiated out from a single point to a black edge gradually, to make them look like they were glowing? hard to describe what I mean...

5 more Stormvermin completed. I just need to finish another 13 for a tournament mid June. So loads of time. Might also have a Plague Furnace in the process of painting too

Time to continue the Death Guard.

Nice!
Just like the like batch! *haha*

And you know.. You'd probably been done with all of them by now if you didn't paint them 5 at a time..

I would normally paint 10 at a time, but I only had Sunday to get them done.

I've got a quick picture of the Plague Furnace crew

Finished up the Plague Priest last night aswell. Here you go -

So I've finished the Plague Furnace. I tried for rotting dirty wooden sections. Not sure on the out come yet.




For 5 more photos they are located here http://elfordminis.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/...e-finished.html

Man, great job! lol!

I want to play agains tthis army... although I'd be distracted by the paint job.

"Dude are you gonna roll to hit?"
"Naw man, you go ahead." As I stare at the furnace.

lol! More pics!

-Tremendous

Im not sold on the green wood effect...it just looks weird to me. But everything else looks awesome!

Maybe go back over it with brown wood, then add some actual green fungus to it with flock or something?

Haha, win by default

And I've got some more pictures. Better lighting

I love it. The green wood is fine imo. It kind of resembles the kind of wood you can find in docks and in water and such, which is fitting.

Good point Sherlocko.. I was otherwise agreeing with Talonz to be honest, but you're right - now that you mention it, under certain circumstances, it's actually not that wierd for wood to look like that..

The rust-effect on the wheels and scythes is very nice as well. I think I fathom how that's done just by looking at it, and it's certainly something I'll take a stab at doing myself when suitable.

Anyway, very nicely done elfordminis!

The link in the first page shows how the rust was done. Nice and simple

Maybe dry Brushing a little brown on the edges of the wood to simulate where the fungus may rub off... I don't know it looks better then my painting progress...