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Painting the Nurgle Chariot

April 2005·p. 100

THE SHORT VERSION

Asger keeps the converted chariot within his existing army palette, building the beast’s flesh from a warm mixed base and using drybrushing for grainy wood. A shared brown ink wash ages both wood and metal, while bright eyes and familiar innards link the unusual creature to the Plaguebearers rather than making it an isolated centrepiece.

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