Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
A few weeks ago, I converted a Predator Tank from Warhammer 40,000 (and from the Horus Heresy) into a Nurgle Possessed vehicle of Doom and in this video, I finally get around to painting it! There are many awesome techniques I used in this tutorial from dry-brushing and simple blending as well as some great weathering techniques such as chipping and using enamels for great looking rust effects! Converting and them painting your creation is one of the most fun aspects of the wargaming hobby and a great way to put your own stamp on an army!
We really hope you guys enjoy this one and let us know what you would do for your conversions in the comments below.
Cheers
Dunc, Rog and the DRPA team!
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If you want to follow along using other paint brands then just head to the chart below:
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Paints Used:
Death Guard Green Spray (Citadel)
Hellion Red Wash (TTC)
Battle Mud Wash (TTC)
Death Guard Green (Citadel)
Zombie Rot (TTC)
Vampire Fang (TTC)
Sir Coates Silver (TTC)
Spartan Bronze (TTC)
Oblivion Balck Wash (TTC)
Glistening Gold (TTC)
Mythril Blade (TTC)
Eidolon Grey (TTC)
Rodent Grey (TTC)
Sword Hilt Burgundy (TTC)
Magi Purple Wash (TTC)
Perisher Pink (TTC)
Hot Pink (TTC)
Dark Sun Yellow (TTC)
Craven Yellow (TTC)
White Star (TTC)
Doom Death Black (TTC)
Dragon Fang (TTC)
Skeleton Legion (TTC)
Enamal Rust (Various)
White Spirit (Various)
Cuirass Leather (TTC)
Blood for the Blood God (Citadel)
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#warhammer
#warhammer40k
A few weeks ago, I converted a Predator Tank from Warhammer 40,000 (and from the Horus Heresy) into a Nurgle Possessed vehicle of Doom and in this video, I finally get around to painting it! There are many awesome techniques I used in this tutorial from dry-brushing and simple blending as well as some great weathering techniques such as chipping and using enamels for great looking rust effects! Converting and them painting your creation is one of the most fun aspects of the wargaming hobby and a great way to put your own stamp on an army!
We really hope you guys enjoy this one and let us know what you would do for your conversions in the comments below.
Cheers
Dunc, Rog and the DRPA team!
______________________________________________________________________
We have over 400 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
If you 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)
Hellion Red Wash (TTC)
Battle Mud Wash (TTC)
Death Guard Green (Citadel)
Zombie Rot (TTC)
Vampire Fang (TTC)
Sir Coates Silver (TTC)
Spartan Bronze (TTC)
Oblivion Balck Wash (TTC)
Glistening Gold (TTC)
Mythril Blade (TTC)
Eidolon Grey (TTC)
Rodent Grey (TTC)
Sword Hilt Burgundy (TTC)
Magi Purple Wash (TTC)
Perisher Pink (TTC)
Hot Pink (TTC)
Dark Sun Yellow (TTC)
Craven Yellow (TTC)
White Star (TTC)
Doom Death Black (TTC)
Dragon Fang (TTC)
Skeleton Legion (TTC)
Enamal Rust (Various)
White Spirit (Various)
Cuirass Leather (TTC)
Blood for the Blood God (Citadel)
#duncanrhodes
#warhammer
#warhammer40k
