Pictures of the Week

[Skarsgard]

"Used to"

Got out of loyalist marines a long time ago trying to build the largest Chaos army I could.

[Rabbit]

"Used to"

Got out of loyalist marines a long time ago trying to build the largest Chaos army I could.

This sort of thing makes my day.

[BLADERUNNER]

Actually thinking about going chaos (nurgle) to be precise, Just following in your footsteps
rabbit. =)

[Skarsgard]

This sort of thing makes my day.

Then my life has had meaning.

[At this stage 29,800 pts and counting.]

[The Toon]

This sort of thing makes my day.

Rabbit I would have to agree. And that is alot of points. But it doesn't beat my new Rabbit army.
New pic of the day anyone?

[Rabbit]

Actually thinking about going chaos (nurgle) to be precise, Just following in your footsteps
rabbit. =)

Ah, my specialty, father Nurgle . Toon, how about this:

Pics of the Day- Chaos Fantasy (per request)
















:::NONE OF THESE MODELS WERE PAINTED OR CONVERTED BY ME:::

[Andusciassus]

Oh, thank you Rabbit for bringing up all this Nurgle inspiration...I was actually trying to build something not dedicated to the great Papa of Unhygiene... but as I watched those pics things began to happend that were beyond my control...
You Nurgleurge me.

PS. that steed again, it gets more and more genious every time I see it DS.

[danjones87]

Im very Keen on the Nurgle banner bearer and the Khorne warrior hold aloft the head of an enemy. But the Daemonic mount lord (not archaon) is, IMHO, bad, it looks out of proportion (that tail would make it hard to walk) and the head looks silly.

Dan

[Rabbit]

Im very Keen on the Nurgle banner bearer and the Khorne warrior hold aloft the head of an enemy. But the Daemonic mount lord (not archaon) is, IMHO, bad, it looks out of proportion (that tail would make it hard to walk) and the head looks silly.

Dan

The tail is indeed a right bit too long. However, its face is one of merited reasons why this model has become one of my favorites. It's almost as though its tar black skin has been seared away, leaving only the flesh and sinews. It's psychologically terrifying, to me no less- the simple black body capped in something awful. I find it mysterious, seriously I do. It's very unique as well.

EDIT: Have you ever seen a baboon's arse? It's bare and colorful, and I believe it's used to attract potential mates or something along these social lines. Put this notion to use when viewing the model, whose beastly head is very much of a Slaaneshi indulgence.

Also, I'm reminded of the many scavenging birds have featherless, red-skinned heads. This allows them to feast without the concern of mixing blood and flesh with their feathers. I'd imagine this beast could very easily manage a few quick bites of my poor bum, and think nothing of spoiling his beautiful black hide.

[danjones87]

EDIT: Have you ever seen a baboon's arse? It's bare and colorful, and I believe it's used to attract potential mates or something along these social lines.

Hmm, I dont think the face was modelled with a baboons arse in mind! :rofl

As you said about the 'burnt effect', it doesnt look rough enough around the edges for me. Perhaps the black tar skin is its leathers for riding.

Dan