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Nurgle, Nurgle, quite horrid purple, how does your Garden grow?

Nurgle, Nurgle, quite horrid purple, how does your Garden grow?

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Project Blog by rayzryr

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About the Project

Splitting off the Death Guard part of the Hachette partworks series Conquest that I started in 2019. The Challenge: getting to grips with greenstuff and converting. Not being particularly attached to these minis, I'm not working under the fear that I'll ruin something.

This Project is Completed

25 Oct 24: Head Gardeners

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25 Oct 24: Head Gardeners
25 Oct 24: Head Gardeners

The Head Gardener.
The Master Landscaper.

His vision directs the work that beautifies the lands that the warband visits.
When required he will work at the behest of one of the greater Lords of the Deathguard, Mortarion or Typhus. Otherwise, he works as Nurgle’s vision guides him.

The AxemanThe Axeman

The Axeman is the right hand of the Head Gardener.
He shares the vision of the Great Garden, and drives the Brotherhood to achieve this vision.

 

25 Oct 24: Gardening equipment

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The machines of the Brotherhood of the Garden.

A Myphitic Blighthauler and a BloatdroneA Myphitic Blighthauler and a Bloatdrone
Plagueburst Crawler Plagueburst Crawler

Since it doesn’t have a base, I used the Citadel Martian Ironcrust and a damp brush to work it into the treads of the vehicle.

I applied the texture paste, then using a rough, wet, old brush I worked into the tracks. Then with a cotton bud, rubbed it off the raised surfaces to leave the metal showing.

And with that, this project is done!

Just the varnishing to go, providing that goes according to plan, this project will be done!

I’m pretty happy with the way the minis have turned out. The most important thing was the conversion experience. Still plenty to learn on that front, but I’m feeling much better about tackling more involved projects now.

 

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