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Sunday, July 22, 2012
A good solid (squishy) base...
With the Decimator nearing completion, it was time to get to the base. I tired to create a bit of a theme with this. Previously, I had only tried to use Space Marine parts, as opposed to an entire casualty.
Here is the sculpting process...
Now it's time to paint this bad boy...
Gotta have that ooze! I purposely chose a Sanguinary Guard figure, since the Gold armor (which should never tarnish) is quite "soiled" by the rot all around it, emphasising how nasty that icky stuff is. :-)
Adding the slime was very fun!
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Outstanding!
ReplyDeletewhat did you use for the slime? water effects? PVA glue? resin?
Thanks :-) It was just some old GW 'Ardcoat mixed with paints. I did a few layers of it with various colors to make it as dimensional as possible.
DeleteThis a beautiful base. It is even better having a dead blood angel on it.
ReplyDeletePeace
Thanks for the kind words!!! ;-)
DeleteVery good article, thanks!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Glad you liked it :-)
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