Nurgle’s Rot

THE SHORT VERSION

Adam uses translucent glossy green to make mouths, wounds and slime pits appear wet. Strong colours beneath the paint remain partly visible once it sets. Sloped surfaces need controlled layers because the viscous material can still run. River Trolls and Plaguebearers demonstrate the effect on different kinds of unhealthy detail.

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Find this article in White Dwarf 407, p. 116.

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