To paint the plastic banners, scratch them up with a wire brush to add more texture and then spray with Krylon fusion. Should give a good surface to paint.
I felt the same way until I sat down to batch paint 20 necron warriors, and with 30 min time on average for each they almost looked as good as the leaders that I spent hours and hours on. If you have your colour scheme and you like it, having a whole unit completed is such a rewarding feeling
I know very little about 40k, but there's something so entrancing about how this series resonates. I feel less like an observer and more like I'm discovering and going on the journey as well. Well done. And, when that army's on the march, this is the only chorus I keep hearing in head: 🎵 Nasty Nasty boys, don't mean a thing, huh Oh you nasty boys Nasty Nasty boys, don't ever change, huh Oh you nasty boys NastyNasty boys, give me your nasty groove, huh Oh you nasty boys Nasty Nasty boys, let me see your nasty body move, huh Oh you nasty boys 🎵
The tight rope poles are my favorite. No, the little dude on the tight rope is my favorite. No, the Giant's cracklely skin is my favorite. No, the antlers on the banner poll are my favorite. No, the dude who looks like his tummy is a bum is my favorite.....
Trent, you're really on to something here. Your attention to detail has me glued to your videos like a fly to a bright light. The banner flag is a brilliant idea, the little guy balancing on the banner wire on one foot is great, you totally sold the illusion of a hefty monstrosity by pushing his foot down in the clay... I could go on and on. Well done... I want more!
The banner idea is epic, I was literally just needing banners. Once I’ve saved up a bit more I’ll switch from plague marines to dameons and do a bunch of conversions like this.
Suggestion for another time... For the banners: Try the metal foil that comes around the neck of wine bottles. You can shape the folds to be like very realistic (static) cloth, but on top, you can tear, poke holes and distress it with no effort and great look! I also apply Typhus Corrosion (textured paint) to it before painting it, and looks perfect, so you got that down! Got the feeling that your option is more sturdy, but being able to still shape and adjust the "dynamics" even after painted it's another advantage... You can make it fold against the pole, or make it flap on a different angle of it looks better. Anyways! Loving this project of yours!
You are very good at what you do. I would love to own a completely unique army. I can't wait to see it finished. I get so much inspiration from your work. Thank you.
They are positively revolting to look at. Your nurgling funambulist is the densest model in awesomeness I've ever seen, thanks to his humongous size/coolness ratio. Once again great job for this amazing video, keep the dream alive !
This Nurgle army is outstanding. The minis hark back to 90s GW art for nurgle in a lot of ways. The almost random assortment of limbs and textures in an almost comedic collection of parts. GW could definitely take some inspiration from this if they update the official Nurgle daemon range.
This is the most excited I've been about Warhammer since I first walked into a Games Workshop. I spent some uncomfortable years trying to figure out how to have it sustain my interest - I liked telling stories but didn't want them prescribed to me in novels, I liked playing games but wasn't really competitive and didn't have much money for big armies etc., I liked painting when I came out alright but I was following limited pre-TH-cam resources to inform how I 'ought' to be doing things, I loved making terrain and dioramas but limited floorspace in a teenage bedroom under your parents' roof meant the little bits of scatter I did make went under the bed to die in dust and neglect! Now I'm all grown up I'm really into making my own models from super sculpey and telling my own stories (tangential to a puzzle series I make) and find that scratches a lot of the same itches. I recently started making moulds of some smaller models too and seeing your process with the toad, the joy of having the thing you just slaved over instantly duplicated (but always slightly distinct from the others in some particular way that gives it subtle character etc.) really hit home. But this army... the sheer abandon, the unbelievably unique models coming out of this experiment and the stories they tell already, pre-paint job, just by standing on the table. I don't do a lot of TH-cam commenting because it feels like shouting into a vacuum sometimes but I had to let you know the suspense I have seeing what you'll do with this gnarly bunch of Ahh! Real Monsters-meets-Brian Fraud-meets-Abandoned Tom Waits album bunch of freaks is... it's palpable my friend. God speed you in this evil operation!
Trent, seeing as you like sculpting and use a rotary tool, you might want to look at getting a flexible shaft and tool holder for more precise pen like work. These are very cool, can't wait to see more :)
Paused the video at the poster part: You could try to make your own posters digitally (Paint, Photoshop, Clip Studio, etc). Print the posters on vinyl sticker sheets. Then apply to the applicable surface; such as polystyrene sheets cut to size; paper; whatever.
Movement would be difficult for that toad-sorcerer, what with frogs and such not having the smoothest of gaits. Perhaps experiment with a spike through the mount's head to provide purchase for the rider? If you do you'll probably want visible barbs, or have it be a broken off spear.
Absolutely love the amount of chaos went into this army! Cannot wait to see these unleashed on the table. Praying that a maiden-voyage battle report will be in our future ;D
So weirdly enough my boss and I bond over model making. He makes full scale and accurate ships, and thinking of your poster worries something he taught me might come in handy. He prints full colour flags on just normal thin cloth through a normal printer. Model sailcloth works too, or thick tissue paper. You tape it to a normal piece of paper and run it through, then cut it out with an xacto. he sets them with pva glue and a hairdryer to get a billowing look. You could print your posters and have proper flags!
If you like my stuff, you'll like my friend Bill @Berserkerworks stuff too th-cam.com/video/6hiv8A6cjv0/w-d-xo.html
To paint the plastic banners, scratch them up with a wire brush to add more texture and then spray with Krylon fusion. Should give a good surface to paint.
Thanks man!
Will do dude :)
This modelling series has to be the coolest warhammer thing on TH-cam atm
Thank you! That's very kind
Confirmed
Why the hell do I have so much anxiety about all models YOU have to paint?
Man these all look so damn cool! Tightrope addition is brilliant.
I felt the same way until I sat down to batch paint 20 necron warriors, and with 30 min time on average for each they almost looked as good as the leaders that I spent hours and hours on. If you have your colour scheme and you like it, having a whole unit completed is such a rewarding feeling
toad sorcerer is sosososo strong dude. amazing.
Can you fix me, Trent?
I can cover you in sand and PVA glue if need be
Ha perfect
lmao
oh man more TH-cam fanfic
@@Miscast kinda kinky... I guess
I know very little about 40k, but there's something so entrancing about how this series resonates. I feel less like an observer and more like I'm discovering and going on the journey as well. Well done.
And, when that army's on the march, this is the only chorus I keep hearing in head:
🎵
Nasty Nasty boys, don't mean a thing, huh
Oh you nasty boys
Nasty Nasty boys, don't ever change, huh
Oh you nasty boys
NastyNasty boys, give me your nasty groove, huh
Oh you nasty boys
Nasty Nasty boys, let me see your nasty body move, huh
Oh you nasty boys
🎵
Trent you beast
Complement from a painting god
Love your vids squidmar
The tight rope poles are my favorite. No, the little dude on the tight rope is my favorite. No, the Giant's cracklely skin is my favorite. No, the antlers on the banner poll are my favorite. No, the dude who looks like his tummy is a bum is my favorite.....
id die for that little tight rope guy
but also because of the plague and all...
"It's really dumb, which I'm all about..." I now understand why we are so much alike, Trent :)
This series has dramatically lifted my appreciation choas/nurgle models and the super crazy / bizzare / creative modelling opportunities they offer.
Man, these series are a blessing. They make me smile and admire your dedication every time
im so in love with this series and this is one of the most unique and cool looking armys ive seen. it just feels wrong in all the right ways
Trent, you're really on to something here. Your attention to detail has me glued to your videos like a fly to a bright light. The banner flag is a brilliant idea, the little guy balancing on the banner wire on one foot is great, you totally sold the illusion of a hefty monstrosity by pushing his foot down in the clay... I could go on and on. Well done... I want more!
Cheers mate!
I love the giant feet! It is so cool how you have made all the models so unique but still like they belong together, keep up the good work!
These episodes am got me craving for the next, and the next, and the next after that.
I love these, at first I wasnt sure I liked nurgle figures but the more I see them the more I love that they are unique and individual =)
This army is currently the best project on the tube.
Absurdly good, love ya work mate!
You’re making me feel inadequate with all these posts Trent. Great vid man and very cool pieces.❤️
The banner idea is epic, I was literally just needing banners. Once I’ve saved up a bit more I’ll switch from plague marines to dameons and do a bunch of conversions like this.
Nurgle is happy with your progress
These are some of the most motivating videos ive seen all year, more 40k please!
These 6 minutes are so dense with creativity. Very inspiring!
I love the clear plastic for the banners. That and the tightrope are both brilliant.
Suggestion for another time... For the banners: Try the metal foil that comes around the neck of wine bottles. You can shape the folds to be like very realistic (static) cloth, but on top, you can tear, poke holes and distress it with no effort and great look! I also apply Typhus Corrosion (textured paint) to it before painting it, and looks perfect, so you got that down!
Got the feeling that your option is more sturdy, but being able to still shape and adjust the "dynamics" even after painted it's another advantage... You can make it fold against the pole, or make it flap on a different angle of it looks better.
Anyways! Loving this project of yours!
Looks great you're really making everything look cohesive but keeping the chaos esthetic can't wait for the paint.
The sketchbook of ideas is such a good place for inspiration.
What very excellent and creative work. It has been a great time watching you do this series. Thanks.
The high wire/tightrope is a brilliant choice. Nice work!
Your creativity is really running with this project. Awesome to watch and love the high wire.
My God that is absolute art. You're getting better with every video
SO good! I especially love the frog riding sorcerer! and the tight ropes, don't even get me started....AMAZING!
They're coming along great.
I want to say 'Fully sick mate', you know, because of Nurgle, but don't want to sound too bogan,
Yeah, nah, they're fully sick though aye!
You are very good at what you do. I would love to own a completely unique army. I can't wait to see it finished. I get so much inspiration from your work. Thank you.
can i say this is one of the coolest series and i havent played for like a decade
This entire series is amazing so far and so unique. I love this. I want more. My favorite is your sad clown demon prince.
That plastic banner idea is positively brilliant!👍
I've been following this since the beginning, I can't wait to start seeing the painted models!
Just a tip, when you get to the bases, you could print out some scale circus posters and use pva to glue them on some of the bases of the models
Lovely idea!
Yeah at least one banner could be the classic roll up to the amazing circus 🎪
Trent, I cannot wait to see these painted up and on the table. They look amazing, your content is amazing, please keep up the great work!
I don't even play warhammers and this is fascinating. I love the video production.
They are positively revolting to look at.
Your nurgling funambulist is the densest model in awesomeness I've ever seen, thanks to his humongous size/coolness ratio.
Once again great job for this amazing video, keep the dream alive !
I have been loving this series. Question did you 3d print the giant and great unclean one as those models are amazing?!
Wow, thanks! Very very kind mate!
I really cannot wait to see these fully painted. Look forward to more!
Look forward to seeing your progress work though your nurgle army.
I don't need or use Nurgles, but I love this series!!! Very inspiring
This Nurgle army is outstanding. The minis hark back to 90s GW art for nurgle in a lot of ways. The almost random assortment of limbs and textures in an almost comedic collection of parts. GW could definitely take some inspiration from this if they update the official Nurgle daemon range.
I love seeing these videos pop up. Keep up the awesome work
I love your videos and the models you have been making are amazing keep up the good work
This is the most excited I've been about Warhammer since I first walked into a Games Workshop. I spent some uncomfortable years trying to figure out how to have it sustain my interest - I liked telling stories but didn't want them prescribed to me in novels, I liked playing games but wasn't really competitive and didn't have much money for big armies etc., I liked painting when I came out alright but I was following limited pre-TH-cam resources to inform how I 'ought' to be doing things, I loved making terrain and dioramas but limited floorspace in a teenage bedroom under your parents' roof meant the little bits of scatter I did make went under the bed to die in dust and neglect! Now I'm all grown up I'm really into making my own models from super sculpey and telling my own stories (tangential to a puzzle series I make) and find that scratches a lot of the same itches. I recently started making moulds of some smaller models too and seeing your process with the toad, the joy of having the thing you just slaved over instantly duplicated (but always slightly distinct from the others in some particular way that gives it subtle character etc.) really hit home. But this army... the sheer abandon, the unbelievably unique models coming out of this experiment and the stories they tell already, pre-paint job, just by standing on the table. I don't do a lot of TH-cam commenting because it feels like shouting into a vacuum sometimes but I had to let you know the suspense I have seeing what you'll do with this gnarly bunch of Ahh! Real Monsters-meets-Brian Fraud-meets-Abandoned Tom Waits album bunch of freaks is... it's palpable my friend. God speed you in this evil operation!
Thank you for the very, very kind comment. That's lovely, really great to hear.
This video has redeemed you for the phallic monster, looove the tightrope - a stroke of genius :)
I really love the melted plastic idea for the banners and might have to give that a try
This is gonna look so awesome when its painted! Love it!
Can't wait for the painting video! such great work, congtaz!
Yor work is amazing and inspiring. Thank you so much for it. Congratulations...
This twisted circus is almost as much fun to watch you build as you are having making it.
Edge of the seat stuff! Waiting on every installment in this diary series! Keep it coming! Thx
I love your content so much, the freedom of experimentation is so inspiring and the Aussie representation feels really nice, keep up the work legend
Thank you so much!
Man I love this series. I want to start a nurgle army now :D
Saw notification and immediately clicked, best thing to watch in quarantine rn
All your models are so cool and inspiring! :)
really enjoying this custom Nurgle series, keep it up!
Thanks so much for the banner tip! Was really worrying how I was gonna make those!
seriously this has made me want to start a nurgle army. tis is so incredibly cool.
Absolutely in love with this series
6:07 watch the third from the left miniature move of it's own volition while it thinks no one is watching
I subbed just for this series, very inspiring and refreshing ! Keep up the good work!
I love those flame-manipulated banners.
Love, love, love this series 😍 don’t stop - ever!!
Hahaha, there will be many great projects to come!
I really love these diaries, its making me want to repaint my old orcs and goblins from when I was younger and significantly worse at brushwork
Do it!
Awesome done, Great Nurgle army
Quickly becoming my fave youtube channel!
really love these army diaries! keeep up the good work!
Trent, seeing as you like sculpting and use a rotary tool, you might want to look at getting a flexible shaft and tool holder for more precise pen like work.
These are very cool, can't wait to see more :)
I have the attachment somewhere, I haven't tried it! Thanks for reminding me
Been waiting for this all week
This is some dang inspiring work, friend :)
These are stupidly awesome. Keep up the good work.
He tip about the banners was brilliant plastic and a candle,
This is just amazing! I love this series👏
I am awaiting the day that I see an overview of a painted, completely unique nurgle army
Paused the video at the poster part:
You could try to make your own posters digitally (Paint, Photoshop, Clip Studio, etc). Print the posters on vinyl sticker sheets. Then apply to the applicable surface; such as polystyrene sheets cut to size; paper; whatever.
Movement would be difficult for that toad-sorcerer, what with frogs and such not having the smoothest of gaits. Perhaps experiment with a spike through the mount's head to provide purchase for the rider? If you do you'll probably want visible barbs, or have it be a broken off spear.
So inspiring mate. Cracking stuff
Love that banner idea, I’ve never seen that before
Absolutely love the amount of chaos went into this army! Cannot wait to see these unleashed on the table. Praying that a maiden-voyage battle report will be in our future ;D
Thank you! Maybe maybe!
Amazing video, very inspiring project.
Two videos in one day. Awesome
This is so cool props to miscast
I am so fucking excited about the painting process...
"I set out to fix my least favorite nurgle models and I sort of... Fixing and modifying just about everything"
Modeling is one hell of a drug
100%
Cant wait to see this painted !
If there is an award for the most awesomely messed up and disturbing army this will definitely win it.
Hahahah thanks!
This has been so fun to follow!
Awesome to hear! Thanks for following!
I think that great unclean one would look great with a top hat!
Not only is that high-wire awesome; it is also a slack-wire, which sounds far more Nurglish. These are crackin' minis.
So weirdly enough my boss and I bond over model making. He makes full scale and accurate ships, and thinking of your poster worries something he taught me might come in handy.
He prints full colour flags on just normal thin cloth through a normal printer. Model sailcloth works too, or thick tissue paper. You tape it to a normal piece of paper and run it through, then cut it out with an xacto.
he sets them with pva glue and a hairdryer to get a billowing look. You could print your posters and have proper flags!
Wow cool. That's a new one I'll have to try
Looking amazing mate!!!!
Those banners are SIIICK!!
As always, another entertaining video.
love your videos Trent! keep it up man!
Looking dope asf. Love these videos.
Man this project is getting offffff the chain!