Thanks, man. That idea came about through looking through my spare bitz and realising that I had a ton of spare shoulder pauldrons. I had originally intended on using the Forge World ones to make them look a bit more gnarly, but later decided that the heads I'd decided to use looked pretty gnarled themselves, and that using the FW ones might detract from the heads a bit. So as a compromise I tried boring large holes into the shoulders, hoping that it would look good. Kind of imagining that they might have been chewed into the armour by some huge maggot or grub.
They look really good. I love the drilled out holes on the shoulder pad. Great take on the Nurgle icon!
ReplyDeleteThanks, man. That idea came about through looking through my spare bitz and realising that I had a ton of spare shoulder pauldrons. I had originally intended on using the Forge World ones to make them look a bit more gnarly, but later decided that the heads I'd decided to use looked pretty gnarled themselves, and that using the FW ones might detract from the heads a bit. So as a compromise I tried boring large holes into the shoulders, hoping that it would look good. Kind of imagining that they might have been chewed into the armour by some huge maggot or grub.
DeleteI actually thought the shoulder pads were bought like that! Good looking squad Tony, well, good looking as far as Nurglised stuff can be!
ReplyDeleteGoat and Rat headed marines FTW!
ReplyDeleteAwesome stuff mate. Really nicely done.
I think the next stuff I'll start working on is likely to be a retinue for the Nurgle Chaos Lord that Tom painted.
ReplyDeleteNice rust effects!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind comment!
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