Here is the second part of my "
Sculpting the spine" post. I

t is really small so what I did is roll out a sausage of GS to as long as I wanted the spine, then smush it down on the back of the nurgling. After that I divided the sausage into 4 parts, with the top ones being bigger (you can of course use as many parts as you want though), then I poked a hole in both sides of the middle. After that was done I let it dry some and cut off the outside edges (from about where the edges of the hole start to curve back in). I will work on a tutorial later and post it up.

And my plague reaper. I have been working on this a lot lately. I added a tongue to the front over the tracks, and some major sized boils to it to build up to a giant boil popping and a nurgling coming out.
I also worked on the vats a bit more, adding some play-dough to them because greenstuff and epoxy arnt a good choice as filler material (they cost a bit to much). I plan to do a layer of GS over the playdough to cover it

and fill in the cracks, then the epoxy/paint over that (with assorted guard bits mixed in). I did realize something a bit depressing about this project though, to get most anything else done, because the plague vats are mostly what needs to get done, I would have to base coat the thing, and also finish GS work. Then I would have to paint the bottom of the vats. So something tells me it will end up sitting on my desk for some time.

I am not going to be able to get any more work done on my plague marines untell after x-mas (other than the one I will use as a test for my paint scheme). I will be able to explain about the same time. So there wont be many updates. But here is a picture of my paint scheme. It should be simple enough to paint (I hope) and I think it looks cool. I will be adding
Tinweasel's Rust Effects to the rotting flesh areas, and painting the plates on bolters and chainswords and such a bone color.