Plague Marines: Painting Death Guard for 40k [How I Paint Things]

Though not all Plague Marines in 40k are necessarily Death Guard, owing to Nurgle's rather generous gifts... they're a striking majority of the Lord of Decay's forces in the 41st Millennium.

00:00 - Intro
01:05 - Priming Notes
01:51 - Basecoats
12:09 - Shading
13:57 - Painting the Green Smoke
16:07 - Highlights & Finishing Touches
19:31 - The Finished Death Guard

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PAINTS USED

PRIMER: Raven Black (Colour Forge Spray)

ARMY PAINTER:
Oak Brown (Fanatic)
Necrotic Flesh (Fanatic)
Angelic Red (Fanatic)
Moldy Wine (Fanatic)
Dusty Skull (Fanatic)
Wyvern Fury (Fanatic)
Heavy Metal (Fanatic - John Blanche)
Emperor Gold (Fanatic - John Blanche)
Prairie Ochre (Fanatic)
Greedy Gold (Fanatic)
Grimdark Shadow (Fanatic Wash - John Blanche)
Speedpaint Medium
Forest Sprite (Speedpaint)
Absolution Green (Speedpaint)
Matt White (Fanatic)
Maize Yellow (Speedpaint)
Ancient Stone (Fanatic)

CITADEL:
Castellan Green (Base)
Death Guard Green (Base)
Corax White (Base)
Liberator Gold (Layer)

VALLEJO:
Black

VARNISH:
Matt Varnish Spray (Colour Forge)

THE BASE: Apply a layer of GW Stirland Mud then heavily drybrush with GW Ryza Rust, and lightly with GW Eldar Flesh. Add tufts to taste and done!