More Plague Marines for the Plague God!

Old School here with another re-painted squad of Plague Marines. These guys are from my old collection and I simply revamped their paint job. Since I am adding some word bearers into the force, I decided to give the champ a little script treatment on the robe.

Winged Nurgle Daemon Prince with Zombie Base Refreshed!

Old School here with another model from the Chaos Refresh Project I am running my old models through. This time we are looking at my old Nurgle Daemon Prince (with Balrog wings). Here is the model with the new paintjob above and here is the old one below:

Nurgle Ultraforge Great Unclean One Reborn!

Old School here with another Nurgle treat for Hell'O'Ween! This time, we are looking at the Greater Plague Daemon from Ultraforge (though the model is no longer available). This model is awesome and has tons of layers of torn meat and muscle to work with! I don't really play Daemons at the moment, but with the allies system and the fact that all of my lesser and greater daemons just became inert ... well, I may just have to. With that said, let's take a look at the model!

Death Guard Possessed Vindicator: The Canker!

Old School here with a post about a model that is near and dear to my rotten heart ... I speak of course of my Nurgle Vindicator. This model has been through a lot and seen quite a bit of paint, but let's take a look at the fresh coat I laid down on it before we get all nastalgic.
I made this Vindicator back in early 2009 in the infant days of Dark Future Games and in fact, this was the first conversion I ever featured on the blog. It has been called many names, but it has found it's permanent name: Canker.

Plague Marine Conversions, Maggot Bases Re-done and Ready for War

Old School here with the first unit from my Chaos Refresh Project. In an another article I struggled with the idea of fielding my older Chaos Space Marine models or buying new ones. I decided that when it came down to it, units like these Plague Marines were something I really could never get rid of. They were some of the first conversions I ever made. Each is a unique model I made from the Chaos Space Marine kit and Green Stuff. Anyway, I laid down a layer or two of new paint on these models and shot some updated photos this week. Let's take a look.