Pirate Nurgle - Lord of Plagues


So I'm finally done with my Lord of Plagues. Feels kind of weird to be honest.. this guy have been keeping me company on my desk for quite some time and now that it's over it feels kind of empty.
Unfortunately I did not save a full list of paints for this project. As this was the only miniature I was working on, I didn't think to much of what paints i was using. I just grabbed what I felt I needed at the time and slapped it on the model.

However I am planning to paint more Nurgle, this was such a fun theme to work with and I think I can push it way further. So I'm going to try my very best to keep a paint list for my next model.





If you want to know more about the theme I picked for this guy and what modifications I did to him, check out my build post here.

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