Wednesday 14 December 2011

Nurgle Dreadnought - back from the scrapyard


I bought this for a couple of pounds on eBay in a fairly shot up condition. Alittle bit of TLC and a lick of paint and our blood-crazed friend is ready to squish his way across the Imperium. Old knocked-about models are fine for Chaos and Orky armies. Never overlook them for some reinforcements on the cheap.


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  1. Monty14 December 2011 at 18:59

    Looking good already, John!

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  2. Papa JJ14 December 2011 at 20:51

    That's disgusting, John! Well done. ;) Excellent point about using cheaper, less-than-perfect models for Chaos and Ork armies. It can be a lot of fun shopping for conversion parts when you aren't particularly concerned about their condition.

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  3. Anonymous14 December 2011 at 22:00

    Nice merger of the demon prince arm onto the dread. Nice and smooth, looks like it comes that way. Good choice for Nurgle too with the strangely warped skin.

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  4. The Lord of Excess15 December 2011 at 05:21

    Ahh great job there :) Reminds me of my ole nurgle dread. The thing is so full of green stuff and its an old metal standard marine dread. When I was living in Las Vegas we had a bulldog and he actually grabbed it and carted it out into the back yard and gnawed on it for a good bit before I realized what had happened. Well I picked it up and cleaned it off and honestly it just enhanced the look. Fortunately I wasn't done painting it yet :) ... true story ... anyway bravo and PRAISE THE GRANDFATHER!

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  5. Chris15 December 2011 at 05:54

    I think my favorite thing about this mini is the fact that it all seems to be one piece. Instead of it looking manufactured it looks like it was grown. I imagine it making loads of squishing noises as it maims the enemies of the Plague-Father.

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  6. John Lambshead15 December 2011 at 11:10

    Thanks Monty,
    J

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  7. John Lambshead15 December 2011 at 11:12

    Dear Papa,
    Thanks, I aim for disgusting with Nurgle. My ideal is a student hangover after a 48 hour party.
    J

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  8. John Lambshead15 December 2011 at 11:13

    Dear Steve. I have to admit a previous owner - I suspect there have been several - was responsible for the left arm. I made the right arm from some old bits.
    J

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  9. John Lambshead15 December 2011 at 11:15

    Dear Excess
    I have the rabbit daemon. He gets very interested when I set something up to photo. First he tests it for edibility and then whether it makes a nice noise if you throw it round the garden.
    J

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  10. John Lambshead15 December 2011 at 11:15

    Dear Chris
    Squishy - a good word for Nurgle.
    J

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