How to: Paint a Death Guard Biologus Putrifier

In this video I'll be talking through how I painted up a Death Guard Biologus Putrifier from start to finish. Each of the methods is very simple, but it gives a great overall effect for your miniature. Part way through the video, you'll notice that two of the bottles and his pistol go from no colour to fully painted - I painted them up for the How to: Paint Glass Bottles video linked below.

There's a few other relevant videos and posts linked too, so check them out, as they cover other aspects of painting up the Death Guard in this way.

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Related videos;
Weathering and Corrosion -
How to: Paint Glass Bottles -

Related blog posts;
Death Guard painting techniques 1 -
Death Guard painting techniques 2 - brushandboltgun.com/2017/10/18/death-guard-painting-techniques-part-2/
How to: Paint Glass Bottles -

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Paints Used:
Vallejo Model Air Rust
Vallejo Model Air Steel
Vallejo Model Colour White
Vallejo Russian Uniform WWII
Vallejo Model Colour Basic Skintone
Vallejo Model Colour Dark Seagreen
Vallejo Model Colour London Grey
Citadel Xereus Purple
Citadel Genestealer Purple
Citadel Emperor's Children
Citadel Yriel Yellow
Citadel Averland Sunset
Citadel Ushabti Bone
Citadel Mephiston Red
Citadel Elysian Green
Citadel Rakarth Flesh
Citadel Ahriman Blue
Citadel The Fang

Shades:
Citadel Agrax Earthshade
Citadel Carroburg Crimson
Citadel Druchii Violet
Citadel Nuln Oil
Citadel Seraphim Sepia
Citadel Reikland Fleshshade

Technical Paints:
Citadel Nihilakh Oxide
Citadel Typhus Corrosion

Dry Paints:
Citadel Ryza Rust

Brushes:
Citadel Medium Layer Brush (old and battered)
Citadel Medium Layer Brush (new)

Recorded on:
iPhone 6

Tripod: Joby Grip Tight Micro Stand