Nurgle proxies part 2

I finally finished the big guy on the background from https://toy-hammer.blogspot.com/2018/06/nurgle-proxies.html

Stormcaster conversions

Hello guys, I'm still working on the paintjob of the big monster for my Nurgle Proxies, but I wanted to take a break from all that purple, so I finished an old project. A stormcaster conversion.

As many of you know, I don't like Age of Sigmar. It's too dark and serious. I liked a lot more the old warhammer, when the models and the world were sillier and funnier. And I hate the grimdark tone of the 40k, in particular the space marines.
I'm not the first one to jump on this train, but i think the Stormcasters are one of the ugliest things ever made by GW, only because that doll-like head. And space marine proportions.

Still, I got 3 of them for free, so let's see what I can do.

At the moment I converted only 2, one with a simple chaos warrior head swap, the other one with various Bretonnia bits. I have no idea about the last one, maybe an undead knight, or I simply paint him as a statue.

Nurgle proxies

I think I finally got the appeal of Chaos.
It's very easy to recycle things. You can pick random parts from your bit box and make a mutant in no time. And even works with toys. Nurgle is the best, mostly because is the most monstruos army you can make. So if it looks like s**t is a plus.
Here a small band of horrors that can be used as a proxy Blood Bowl team if you really need one.

Let's start with some chaos warriors, made from mini Gomiti and chaos parts.

Some poxy walkers... ok, I do not foul anyone, they are zombies, but they are putrid enough.
Plus one random Heroquest zombie.

And the big guys. Again, Gormiti, other toys and a lot of bits.

And for last one w.i.p. with a lot more sculpting then my usual. Again, toys.

I'm living in a box

I recently got a lot of cardgame cardboard sprues (or punch-out, I don't know the right word...) and I was wondering what can I possibly can do with them.

They should be good as mask for painting and cutting shapes, maybe to build buildings?

At the moment here the first attempt. A box.

Miscellanea 2: bronze serpent and a kobold

A couple of random characters today.
An armored cobra toy I found, repurposed as a Bronze Serpent, and a kobold, actually made with a Lord of the Rings goblin with Warhammer bits. They turned out  pretty good actually.