Bearing the Plague (Daemons in a day!)

[Elbows]

To accompany an upcoming Chaos force (for 40K actually but I feel these miniatures better suit this board), here are 20 plastic GW plaguebearers that I did today.  I decided not to flat the dip, as I like the greasy/shiny/pussy look on these guys.







It's also fun that the cheating method made it so easy, I've never done 20 miniatures in a day before.  Hurrah! 

[beefcake]

The glossy look works great on them. Very nice, they sure don't look like you did them in that short time.

[Elbows]

While I had the can of dip open I finished up some other fantasy fellas.

[von Lucky]

Lovely work on the Plaguebearers. And the snake's belly scales - that painted or an outcome of using the dip?

[Harwood Hobbies]

Great work!  Love how they all came out.

Where is the old lady from?

[MagpieJono]

Good effort for a day's work.

[Elbows]

Von, that's just the dip.  The "old lady" is Estra the Iconic Spiritualist from Reaper's Pathfinder range - gorgeous figure.

[Major_Gilbear]

Those Plague Bearers are a perfect example of models ideally suited to dipping - really excellent results, well done! 

[Duncan McDane]

Great work, Elbows, and a very nice collection of figs you have. 

[beefcake]

Pretty much anything that would fit a nurgle theme fits dipping I guess. Worms, Plague things, anything with guts hanging out or slimy.

[Elbows]

Why do you think I'm doing a Death Guard/Nurgle 40K themed force? 

Much better for dipping than pesky Eldar! (and simply put, I want to have two armies so I can run games for my nephew, and so I can finally have some baddies)

[killshot]

Looking good!  Which dip did you use?

[Elbows]

Army Painter Strong Tone (the middle of the three).

[killshot]

Great, thanks.  I have some mantic and GW demons I need to finish up quickly.