I offer up another painted poxwalker this week in my slow, grinding way that sort of mirrors the Death Guard itself: I take forever to get a model/unit done but just when you thought it would never get done it is. + This guy is the companion to last week’s Beach Boy Poxwalker.
I went with the tried and true Emerald Pox, though for the final pustule drybrush I decided upon a more muted Skarsnik Green instead of the usual Moot Green this time. I didn’t spare the yellow wash either, and I drybrushed a little yellow on the back of his left leg as well with the idea that perhaps we have a small but developing case of some yellow mold.
This zombie firmly cements my having a completed unit for Azazel’s latest painting challenge. I have one more that I’ll probably finish up tonight, along with a cultist, and then I’ll have to wrangle up all of my painted poxwalkers for a group shot for the painting challenge.
+ For some reason the phrase “painted poxwalker” causes that Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers tongue-twister to run over and over again in my head. I hope that doesn’t happen to you too. Oh no, too late!
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11 responses to “Another Painted Poxwalker”
[…] and what kind of pox to go with this time. Maybe Emerald Pox. I’ve only done that with one other poxwalker, (one of the dreaded beach boy twins) so it isn’t overdone with this […]
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The detail driven demon in me cries “He’s missing part of a finger!”, not noticing all the other more fatal things going on.
Well done once again. This one I would dub “Ewie-Gooey”! I’m still loving the beach bases too, so nice.
Congrats on getting your JUNIT unit completed!
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Hi, im a newcomer to your blog but i really like the few things i’ve seen so far. Fantastic painting, i have a friend who collects nurgle and would really appreciate your work. Looking forward to looking back through you posts and seeing the new things to come!
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Excellent work as always Ann – I’m continuously delighted that you’ve named your own diseases!
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He looks, well he looks disgusting, thus it’s a solid paint job! Nice one.
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Ahh really really cool Ann! This is going to sound wrong – but I love the sores. Gorey and yet they also really pop on the mini. They really stand out. Nice.
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The darkened bone and the black rot around the mouth is great. Very grim.
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Peter Piper picked a peck of painted poxwalkers. Peter Piper procured a pound of pestilent pustules. Peter Piper’s picked up plague put Peter Piper in his grave.
Looking good, for Nurglish values of “good”, as usual 😉 The grittiness from the Typhus Corrosion works much better here than on the Tankbusta, and the diseases are nicely vibrant as well as virulent.
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Suitably disgusting for Papa Nurgle! And a completed unit to boot! 😷
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Love the colours you use. Saw the mark of A🙂
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Excellent, in that oh-so-gruesome manner to which we’ve become accustomed! I really like the colour variation on this one, from the yellow through to the darker green (oh, and even the grubs/maggots) and beyond!
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