Excellent work! Your kitbash looks more like how I always think of a bloat drone in my head than the original kit. I had an Armiger carapace left over from a Forgeworld Knight Moirax (that kit comes with the normal plastic Armiger, and the resin Moirax conversion pieces), but I used it as part of a Brutalis Dreadnought pose I'm working on. It's nice to see various uses for left over parts!
Glad you like it! Believe me I don’t have that much patience, that’s why nurgles great, you can use milliput and nurgles rot to cover up any bits you rushed!
Blue stuff casting is a mixed bag for me. Flat pieces usually come out fine, but it's way too easy to mess up stuff with recessed details. I myself am rather bad at it, which is why I got myself a 3d-printer for specialized bits. Good blight drone btw.
Complicated parts can go badly wrong as seen on this build! I can generally do what I’m after with blue stuff but the more and more I see bigger 3D printed parts the more inevitable getting a printer myself becomes, just not yet though!
@@adamshobbystuff it certainly is something to think about, but I see why you would be hesitant about acquiring one, especially when you can do everything you need with just a bit of creativity and bluestuff and putty. That's an ability which I do not have. I respect your craft.
No wasted money on this build, the money was wasted last year when I used the Armiger legs to make walking space marine servo turrets, all the parts in this build were spares.
@@adamshobbystuff I'm going to argue my point a little more from a MODELING point of view, it's a very nice conversion and a good idea (for real i enyoy a lot when opponent play cool looking and unique stuff), it's something that you don't come across every day on a gaming table and that I like. appreciate it very much... from an economic point of view or certainly you have used it you have used all the parts to make several conversions thats Nice but you use several model to make as a PLAYER view useless models (meta you know)
Economically over the course of the multiple builds the kits have been used on I’ve definitely wasted money, or rather spent excess money as I enjoy converting models more than the standard ones. I tend to play rule of cool in my games so I genuinely couldn’t tell you if the model selections follow the meta or not.
I probably convert my armigers to look like this, amazing inspiration !
Thanks!
AMAZING work!!!!
Thanks!! 😃
Excellent work! Your kitbash looks more like how I always think of a bloat drone in my head than the original kit. I had an Armiger carapace left over from a Forgeworld Knight Moirax (that kit comes with the normal plastic Armiger, and the resin Moirax conversion pieces), but I used it as part of a Brutalis Dreadnought pose I'm working on. It's nice to see various uses for left over parts!
Thanks! Converting a brutalis sounds interesting, leftover parts are sometimes more fun than the original kit in my mind!
@@adamshobbystuff It's just the pose, he's using the carapace as a stepping stone. I'm not brave enough to convert like you hahaha
WOOOO! New Nurgle Kitbash Dropped! What an amazing model, I wish I had just as many parts and patience as you have.
Glad you like it! Believe me I don’t have that much patience, that’s why nurgles great, you can use milliput and nurgles rot to cover up any bits you rushed!
Stunning kitbash!
Thanks mate, wasn’t too complicated and has worked out well I think.
Love the work brother ❤🔥
Thanks mate!!
Blue stuff casting is a mixed bag for me. Flat pieces usually come out fine, but it's way too easy to mess up stuff with recessed details. I myself am rather bad at it, which is why I got myself a 3d-printer for specialized bits. Good blight drone btw.
Complicated parts can go badly wrong as seen on this build! I can generally do what I’m after with blue stuff but the more and more I see bigger 3D printed parts the more inevitable getting a printer myself becomes, just not yet though!
@@adamshobbystuff it certainly is something to think about, but I see why you would be hesitant about acquiring one, especially when you can do everything you need with just a bit of creativity and bluestuff and putty. That's an ability which I do not have. I respect your craft.
Thats cool but expensive... so wasted money
No wasted money on this build, the money was wasted last year when I used the Armiger legs to make walking space marine servo turrets, all the parts in this build were spares.
@@adamshobbystuff I'm going to argue my point a little more from a MODELING point of view, it's a very nice conversion and a good idea (for real i enyoy a lot when opponent play cool looking and unique stuff), it's something that you don't come across every day on a gaming table and that I like. appreciate it very much... from an economic point of view or certainly you have used it you have used all the parts to make several conversions thats Nice but you use several model to make as a PLAYER view useless models (meta you know)
@@adamshobbystuff All that being said, this remains very, very good modeling work and good inspiration
Economically over the course of the multiple builds the kits have been used on I’ve definitely wasted money, or rather spent excess money as I enjoy converting models more than the standard ones. I tend to play rule of cool in my games so I genuinely couldn’t tell you if the model selections follow the meta or not.