19 November, 2015

Intermezzo: a Nurgle Plaquebearer

 About a month back I prepped a standard model on a Thursday evening and had a nice 2-3 hours painting session on the Friday evening. My favorite kind of miniature painting. Start and finish during the same painting session. Like cooking a great meal and then sitting down to enjoy the food! Nice!

Inspired but the great adventures of David Soper on Sproket's Small World picked a Plaguebearer for the session. Great fun to just work back and forth with the skifting skin colours.


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  1. J.E.November 20, 2015 at 3:49 PM

    Nice!

    Plaguebearers are perfect for these kinds of sessions - they´re so much fun to paint. You simply pick a base colour and then it´s just a matter of making it as disgusting as you possibly can...

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  2. HagenNovember 20, 2015 at 6:21 PM

    It's always good to see an update to your blog, and this is my favourite kind! Just one perfectly painted model with a nice, simple yet atmospheric base! It really shows what somebody can do in just three hours! (which is about all the painting time per week I get these days)

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    1. JRNNovember 21, 2015 at 7:13 AM

      Exactly. To me time is also very limited, so it is all about spending whatever hobby time I have in the right way. Needs to be fun, rewarding and not too time-consuming.

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