Chaos Daemon Prince Side

Apparently I lied and I did get an image with the sword work done. All the gold on the sword was painted into the sword because the design was etched in there. My cousin kept telling me to "Paint the sword to look like an ax, because it just takes shading". The redish color on his other arm is rust and mud because the arm is mostly metal I assume it would rust in the rain.

This is the Chaos Daemons Daemon Prince he's a "mini" (60 mm base) he belongs to the table top game War Hammer 40k.

The mini belongs to my cousin Steven, he moded it a bit and took the wings from a Chaos Daemon Bloodthirster because the original odd bits attached to the back of this mini look ridiculous. I convinced him to let me paint it, but the paints he demanded I use were crap and i hated them. So he didn't quite turn out like I wanted him to. I also had to do what most call "green stuffing" which is a combination of two puddies blue and yellow and when mixed they mold things together and turn green. I had to do it on the area right before his wings. (Both will be linked below) My favorite parts I'd have to say were the back rib cage and spinal area which will be shown in another picture, the work I did on his sword because it has in graved etchings and I managed to get the gold down inside without putting gold on first and not getting any on the silver. Sadly there's no close up of that. And lastly would be the wings, I loved painting wings.

If you want any info on how i painted certain things or what i used feel free to ask

Painting - Me
Mini - my cousin
Producer of mini - Games Workshop and War Hammer
The links to the two minis

The full mini used
Chaos Daemon Prince my cousin cut off the weird skull things coming from his back and attached the wings from the next mini

Chaos Daemon Bloodthirster