Maggoth Lord - Competition entry

I managed to get the Maggoth Lord painted in time to submit to he painting competition. I was unable to do the waterfall effects that I wanted to do because I live in New Zealand meaning 5 weeks is not enough time to source such an obscure product. I should be getting some later this week so I will have to do the waterfall once I get the model back from the shop.

Maggoth Lord - Base - W.I.P

Here is some W.I.P phots of the base. You can see that I have added some cork to make  more interesting rock formations and gave it a couple of coats of wood glue to seal the water area. There is a little bit of sand on there just to break up the large flat areas.

Here I have base coated in black, then brown. I also did a quick base coat for the rocky areas and the stream bed.

I have now added highlights to the rocks and dirt. I also added some lighter green for the shallow areas of the stream. Im hoping this will give a depth effect once I use the water effects.

Here are the Nurglings that I intend to dot around the base. They are just a W.I.P at the moment but you can start to see the different colour/skin tones that I have used for each one.

Sorcerer on Palanquin

I had a bunch of Nurglings left over from the Pestilent Swarm boxed set that I didn't know what to do with. I also had some left over chariot pieces from the random bag of bits that I bought so I thought I'd combine them to make a Palanquin of Nurgle. Then, to make the Sorcerer I took the body of a Vampire Necromancer I hadnt finished painting, used the Sorcerer head from the Maggoth Lord kit, the 3 heads arm from the Plague bearer kit and the banner pole arm from the Ungor kit I got off Hoard o'bits. The staff top came from the Blightking kit and the chains I got from the bag of bits from trademe. To make him extra Nurgly I added a bunch of tentacles from the Forsaken kit, both as feet and an extra cluster on his left shoulder.