Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Painting Nurgle miniatures is so much fun and the perfect army to practice your weathering techniques on. In this full tutorial we show you how to paint Death Guard Plague Marine for Warhammer 40,000 from Games Workshop from start to finish including some awesome weathering techniques using enamel paints and white spirit. Even though this specific miniature is from the new Killteam set, you can of course use all the techniques as well as the colour palette on all manner of Death Guard and Nurgle themed miniatures.
Have an amazing weekend everyone!
Cheers
Dunc & Rog
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Want to follow along using other paint brands then just head to the chart below:
Paint Conversion Charts: duncanrhodes.com/ttc-paints
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PAINTS USED:
Death Guard Green Spray (Citadel)
Death Guard Green (Citadel)
Spartan Bronze (TTC)
Sir Coates Silver (TTC)
Death Reaper (TTC)
Sword Hilt Burgundy (TTC)
Ogryn Camo (Citadel)
Dragon Fang (TTC) Battle Mud Wash (TTC)
Skeleton Legion (TTC)
Vampire Fang (TTC)
Glistening Gold (TTC)
Mythril Blade (TTC)
Krieg Khaki (Citadel)
Redent Grey (TTC)
Glistening Gums (TTC)
Elven Skin (TTC)
Dark Sun Yellow (TTC)
Magos Purple (Citadel)
Gulliman Flesh (Citadel)
Contrast Medium (Citadel)
Flayed One Flesh (Citadel)
Asmodeus Red (TTC)
Demon Red (TTC)
Orange Flare (TTC)
Yellow Flame (TTC)
Cursed Blue (TTC)
Ray Gun Glow (TTC)
Rust Streaks (AK)
White Spirit (Various)
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#warhammer40k
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Painting Nurgle miniatures is so much fun and the perfect army to practice your weathering techniques on. In this full tutorial we show you how to paint Death Guard Plague Marine for Warhammer 40,000 from Games Workshop from start to finish including some awesome weathering techniques using enamel paints and white spirit. Even though this specific miniature is from the new Killteam set, you can of course use all the techniques as well as the colour palette on all manner of Death Guard and Nurgle themed miniatures.
Have an amazing weekend everyone!
Cheers
Dunc & Rog
__________________________________________________________________________
We have over 380 full, in-depth tutorials over at the Academy: duncanrhodes.com
Join our Social Media channels for updates and some fun stuff:
Facebook: facebook.com/twothincoats
Facebook group: facebook.com/groups/1013441033143602
Instagram: instagram.com/duncanjrhodes
To find out more about our range of high quality paints visit transatlantisgames.com
Want to follow along using other paint brands then just head to the chart below:
Paint Conversion Charts: duncanrhodes.com/ttc-paints
_________________________________________________________________________
PAINTS USED:
Death Guard Green Spray (Citadel)
Death Guard Green (Citadel)
Spartan Bronze (TTC)
Sir Coates Silver (TTC)
Death Reaper (TTC)
Sword Hilt Burgundy (TTC)
Ogryn Camo (Citadel)
Dragon Fang (TTC) Battle Mud Wash (TTC)
Skeleton Legion (TTC)
Vampire Fang (TTC)
Glistening Gold (TTC)
Mythril Blade (TTC)
Krieg Khaki (Citadel)
Redent Grey (TTC)
Glistening Gums (TTC)
Elven Skin (TTC)
Dark Sun Yellow (TTC)
Magos Purple (Citadel)
Gulliman Flesh (Citadel)
Contrast Medium (Citadel)
Flayed One Flesh (Citadel)
Asmodeus Red (TTC)
Demon Red (TTC)
Orange Flare (TTC)
Yellow Flame (TTC)
Cursed Blue (TTC)
Ray Gun Glow (TTC)
Rust Streaks (AK)
White Spirit (Various)
#paintingminiatures
#warhammer40k
#warhammer










