Most importantly for Resin: The smell is the least of the concern. Resin is hard and sanding it creates finedust, that you lungs can't filter out. Collect enough finedust: Lungcancer. This goes doubly for potentially toxic resin. "Oh but I do this so rarely, I don't have any finedust in my lungs" Wrong. Live in a city? You have alot of fine dust. Work with Hardwood? Finedust. Smoke? Finedust. Respirators and Ventilation is Key. Proper Ventilation with a fan. Also wetsand whenever possible.
Additionally, the resin smelling horrible is a good giveaway for recasts, as the quality of the materials is lower and the chemicals used in its creation is often what gives it that wretched chemical smell.
@@voicesonsilent Ah good tip. I'm pretty positive it was a chinese bits site with google translated text. So almost certainly a recast. Risky purchase haha
This is easily one of the coolest Daemon Prince kitbashes Ive ever seen! I really love the idea of corrupted Bretonnian knights and the model looks amazing! I love this :)
Imo the opacity and slightly green color of the water adds to the Nurgle vibes. It makes the water appear supernaturally stagnant and diseased, like the corruption makes even a fast-moving river turn into a swamp-like breeding ground perfect for disease, insects, and disease carrying insects
I've already said this on your Army Showcase; You have got such a creative and inspiring way to go about your kitbashes. It does not surprise me that you take inspiration from other channels for kitbashing, and try to avoid "copying" their work, but the way you explain your kitbash solely on how your narrative is makes me genuinely inspired to go kitbashing with the few kits that I have :)
love the build, love this style of video where a lot of the talking is lore and the thought process behind your decisions instead of just describing what happens on screen like a lot of kitbashing videos.
Love the "Chaos Fisher King" angle this guy has going, with a noble whose internal life affects their lands in very physical ways. Very Arthurian, and therefore Bretonnian.
Dang I absolutely love this. The cleanrot knights from Elden Ring were my first introduction to the corrupted rot knight vibe and you did an amazing version of it. Please keep making these!
Looks pretty good! Nurgle is probably my favorite out of the Chaos gods, just because of the sheer variety in aesthetics you can have with him. Haven't painted in several years by this point, but I've got an ice-themed Death Guard army sitting on my shelf.
Love the work man.. If you dont already know about the Grimdark compendium, then you should get involved... lots of stuff there that would suit your style
So after hearing the tale of your questing knight I immediately imagined the silver flaking off of him in the form of cursed silver coins, yes that's more Saanesh or Tzeench than Nurgal but the imagery would be very cool with the sort of vibe you get from some of the monsters in Del Toro's films. Also while silver doesn't rust it does tarnish, that's sort of a brownish black(think very old mirrors).
@@KitbashChaos What you don't want to try and fully claim the corruption for your own?? But in all seriousness Imagine doing a full diarama where the corpse in the river is kit-bashed by taking armored legs and and and armored arm that are for non skeletal minis but match the skeleton min armor aesthetic then putting a coin in the skeletal hand holding a coin, painted with the liquid chrome paint then paint the dividing line between flesh and skeleton(also intact and decayed armor) with Nurgal's rot then have everything downstream of the corpse dead both in the water and on the banks. meanwhile the is a line of those same perfectly shiny coins on the ground behind your demon prince and around each one is a dead patch bordered with more Nurgal's rot.
@@KitbashChaos Maybe use that for Tzeench and have everything be mutating rather than rotting away, maybe replace all of the spots I said Nurgal's rot for a neon ink over white OSL. I could also see some kind of forced perspective thing so that if you look at the demon prince from one side it looks like a stormcast or a just totally normal human, but from the the other it's clearly monstrous, maybe go for that reflection thing that was so amazing at golden demon this year where only in the r reflection is it a monster, could do water like they did or maybe an old silver mirror.
"silver doesn't rust".. well i guess that's true, since rust usually refer to ferrous oxide and silver is definitely not iron. Silver do oxidize though, and silver oxide is more or less completely black... Love the end result though, it has that corrupted knight feel that is in the Dark souls games..
False. You can buy sand grit texture medium for priming canvases. Less than half the price of that overpriced crap. Mix in whatever acrylic colour you want and bam. Instant perfect ground texture. I hope this suggestion helps you make a bunch of models for yourselves way cheaper!
@@angelx9724 Actually that's what those ''texture paints'' actually are. Plain old texture medium for acrylics. They just added color and priced it x4. The even cheaper solution is pva glue, thin sand, talcum powder and cheap acrylic color or if you have available cheap earth toned paint pigment. In my country due to the use in Byzantine Hagiography, I can get sienna, umber and other earth pigments for like 2-3 euros in jam size pots.
Pretty cool. I like the idea of his blood rusting and flowing down. Also for fur, i dont use Washes. I just start quite dark and then drybrush 3 to 4 tones higher on smaller and smaller areas :)
Excellent work, thank you for sharing! I believe that helmet design does not rotate, but this being a chaos monstrosity, it does not have to obey such earthly concerns - chaos knights can no longer remove their armor after some point, if memory serves, as it grows into them.
Great mini and great video! Please keep doing the good work, subscribed. Olso, for a bigger humanoid figures like this I like to use Conquest bits. Have been kitbashing some mutants using plaguebearers bodies and Conquest hands/shoulder pads, looks great and fresh after mostly dealing with GW bits. Definitely recommend
Oooooh I’ve been seeing this guy hosted on Instagram. I am the guy who did the emperors children Prince with the angel wings and white mask. Good luck the contest! I won the last one with the centaur Khorne knight, but I don’t think I’ll be taking it home this time ha ha
Silver totally does rust... or rather oxidize (tarnish). Actually unlike gold, silver is quite reactive and tarnishes easily, it's just that silver oxide is kind of black-grey-brown rather than orange like iron oxide. Honestly with the dark shading on the silver armour it already looked quite decayed. Edit: having said that, the model looks excellent. I'm not normally a fan of dirama bases but this one is particularly awesome.
If you wanna keep the idea in mind of him wielding an executioners weapon, you could add to the backstory of his lore that the duke he served was a notirously ruthless and grim lord who instead of beheading someone would instead have their head be smashed with a massive hammer as a form of execution
If you want an alternative mud, I swear by Vallejo Eaarth Texture Brown Earth, comes in a great big tub, covers easily and you can just glob that stuff on with a trowel and it forms little dirt and mud mounds almost organically.
It wasn't cheap! But not too bad either. I bought the bits individually online over the years. I've had them in my box for a while, just waiting for the perfect project
I agree with the other comments that since silver tarnishes black you could have leaned heavier into blacks (and and blackish greens?) for its corruption rather than rusts. But great model in the end. Good stuff. I definitely enjoyed the walk through your process and consideration of options etc.
Honestly, same! I had plans for this guy as a Lord for a long time. But the competition required us to make a Daemon Prince so I put him on the bigger base. But I decided I kinda liked him as a smaller prince. It's unexpected haha
@NkenKenY it literally does? Older daemon princes are even smaller and those are still valid models It looks daemonic and lordly and its significantly bigger then a chaff daemon there is literally nothing else in a daemon army it could be confused for This hobby is mostly about being creative if you dont like that go be a tourist in some other hobby
Amazing video! Love this idea and some real amazing kit bashing. What tool did you use for the green stuff? Looked like a silicone brush or something. New to using green stuff and wanna learn.
Yep I used a silicone sculpting tool for part of it. I just got it from a craft store. For the fur I just used a woodcarving blade 😅 I'm really not great at greenstuff though. I recommend Valbjorn if you're looking for real sculpting tips!
2:39 if the quality is bad enough that you have to question if it’s a recast, then Chances are good that it’s legit. Forgeworld resin QC is unreliable at best.
Historically, nobles were executed with swords, while an axe was for commoners. The executioner had to have a high level of skill, since using a sword was more difficult. A botched beheading could lead to a lynching of the executioner.
Awsome Work!!! Might be a Question you are not willing to answer, but... where do you get your bits from? You mentioned a rather sketchy Site - Which one is it?
Normally I get them from Bits and Kits which is awesome and not sketchy at all! Highly recommended. For forgeworld stuff I go to Egghead miniature which is also not sketchy. This one time I couldn't find the bit I wanted and I think I ended up on some chinese recaster site. I can't remember which one. But Egghead Miniatures will have all the forgeworld stuff you could need.
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Most importantly for Resin:
The smell is the least of the concern. Resin is hard and sanding it creates finedust, that you lungs can't filter out.
Collect enough finedust: Lungcancer. This goes doubly for potentially toxic resin.
"Oh but I do this so rarely, I don't have any finedust in my lungs" Wrong. Live in a city? You have alot of fine dust.
Work with Hardwood? Finedust. Smoke? Finedust.
Respirators and Ventilation is Key. Proper Ventilation with a fan. Also wetsand whenever possible.
^^^^^^^^^^Listen to this person, everyone.
Additionally, the resin smelling horrible is a good giveaway for recasts, as the quality of the materials is lower and the chemicals used in its creation is often what gives it that wretched chemical smell.
@@voicesonsilent Ah good tip. I'm pretty positive it was a chinese bits site with google translated text. So almost certainly a recast. Risky purchase haha
Serious Dark Souls vibes. Love it
I'm glad it came through! Thanks
This is easily one of the coolest Daemon Prince kitbashes Ive ever seen! I really love the idea of corrupted Bretonnian knights and the model looks amazing! I love this :)
Huge compliment! thanks
That back story also goes hard
appreciate it!
Imo the opacity and slightly green color of the water adds to the Nurgle vibes. It makes the water appear supernaturally stagnant and diseased, like the corruption makes even a fast-moving river turn into a swamp-like breeding ground perfect for disease, insects, and disease carrying insects
I dig that
Ok that description of the character was so freaking metal it sold me on it instantly!
Glad to find another lore-enjoyer
@5:21 I burst out laughing! Great work, love the idea of Bretonnia corrupted.
😅 thanks!
I've already said this on your Army Showcase; You have got such a creative and inspiring way to go about your kitbashes. It does not surprise me that you take inspiration from other channels for kitbashing, and try to avoid "copying" their work, but the way you explain your kitbash solely on how your narrative is makes me genuinely inspired to go kitbashing with the few kits that I have :)
Oh man that really means a lot. Very high praise!
love the build, love this style of video where a lot of the talking is lore and the thought process behind your decisions instead of just describing what happens on screen like a lot of kitbashing videos.
Thanks! I'll keep doing that!
Awesome, love this force and perfect centerpiece. (also very fun with the small heads)
Thank you!
I recognize that frog helm! I got a bunch for my buddies Custodes that I built and painted on commission. Good Stuff!
Both of your videos are absolute bangers. Can't wait for more.
Glad you like them!
I love it! So good mate!
Hell yeah, thanks dude!
the model looks great. love the idea for the body
Thanks!
Love the "Chaos Fisher King" angle this guy has going, with a noble whose internal life affects their lands in very physical ways. Very Arthurian, and therefore Bretonnian.
Oh good I'm glad comes through. Thanks!
Dang I absolutely love this. The cleanrot knights from Elden Ring were my first introduction to the corrupted rot knight vibe and you did an amazing version of it. Please keep making these!
Will do! Thanks!
Looks pretty good! Nurgle is probably my favorite out of the Chaos gods, just because of the sheer variety in aesthetics you can have with him. Haven't painted in several years by this point, but I've got an ice-themed Death Guard army sitting on my shelf.
Thank you!
Really cool vid dude. Great to see you thought process and execution. Inspiring work 👍
Yo thanks!
Love the work man..
If you dont already know about the Grimdark compendium, then you should get involved... lots of stuff there that would suit your style
Oh yeah big fans of them
DUDE!!! EPIC conversion, and epic back story to it!
Thank you!
So after hearing the tale of your questing knight I immediately imagined the silver flaking off of him in the form of cursed silver coins, yes that's more Saanesh or Tzeench than Nurgal but the imagery would be very cool with the sort of vibe you get from some of the monsters in Del Toro's films. Also while silver doesn't rust it does tarnish, that's sort of a brownish black(think very old mirrors).
Oh holy dang. That's actually a really cool idea. I'll need to ponder that. Don't worry I won't steal the credit 😅
@@KitbashChaos What you don't want to try and fully claim the corruption for your own?? But in all seriousness Imagine doing a full diarama where the corpse in the river is kit-bashed by taking armored legs and and and armored arm that are for non skeletal minis but match the skeleton min armor aesthetic then putting a coin in the skeletal hand holding a coin, painted with the liquid chrome paint then paint the dividing line between flesh and skeleton(also intact and decayed armor) with Nurgal's rot then have everything downstream of the corpse dead both in the water and on the banks. meanwhile the is a line of those same perfectly shiny coins on the ground behind your demon prince and around each one is a dead patch bordered with more Nurgal's rot.
@@KitbashChaos Maybe use that for Tzeench and have everything be mutating rather than rotting away, maybe replace all of the spots I said Nurgal's rot for a neon ink over white OSL. I could also see some kind of forced perspective thing so that if you look at the demon prince from one side it looks like a stormcast or a just totally normal human, but from the the other it's clearly monstrous, maybe go for that reflection thing that was so amazing at golden demon this year where only in the r reflection is it a monster, could do water like they did or maybe an old silver mirror.
This was sick! Incredible that you managed to make silver and nurgle work together
This is really cool and inspiring! Love the idea of Nurgle Bretonnians!
Thanks!
That looks amazing. Nice job dude.
Thanks! I appreciate it
Really love this model!
Thank you!
glad to actually watch your process in a vid always loved ur work
aw thank you!
"silver doesn't rust".. well i guess that's true, since rust usually refer to ferrous oxide and silver is definitely not iron. Silver do oxidize though, and silver oxide is more or less completely black... Love the end result though, it has that corrupted knight feel that is in the Dark souls games..
As someone who want to start KitBashing this is inspiring
Thanks! You got some cool designs on your channel. I look forward to seeing what you make
For textur paste I’d recommend the AK line. They come in much larger pots so you get much more value out of them and good quality as well.
Agree. I used the desert one. It's awesome and a lot for the price.
False. You can buy sand grit texture medium for priming canvases. Less than half the price of that overpriced crap. Mix in whatever acrylic colour you want and bam. Instant perfect ground texture. I hope this suggestion helps you make a bunch of models for yourselves way cheaper!
@@angelx9724 Actually that's what those ''texture paints'' actually are. Plain old texture medium for acrylics. They just added color and priced it x4.
The even cheaper solution is pva glue, thin sand, talcum powder and cheap acrylic color or if you have available cheap earth toned paint pigment. In my country due to the use in Byzantine Hagiography, I can get sienna, umber and other earth pigments for like 2-3 euros in jam size pots.
Awesome work! End results looks great and very creative
Appreciate it!
Love your work! The quality of bits you use is insane. Such great kits.
Thanks! I'm something of a compulsive bits buyer haha
Dude, this is rad.
Thanks!
Incredible work!
Appreciate it!
An awesome piece, love TMM for grimdark painting
I appreciate it!
I love it so much and I am currently sick and with fever so I am mad at papa Nurgle and a still love this Kitbashing
The Sickly Green Knight
Dirt paste I found worked was Painter's putty, glue, sand, and paint. Spreads like peanut butter and dries hard as a rock.
Good tips! And I've got a plan for Green Knigth character. He'll be my nurgle lord on daemonic mount 👹
Pretty cool. I like the idea of his blood rusting and flowing down. Also for fur, i dont use Washes. I just start quite dark and then drybrush 3 to 4 tones higher on smaller and smaller areas :)
Hey nice, I'll try that on my next one!
amazing work, good luck in the competition :-)
Thanks!
Excellent work, thank you for sharing!
I believe that helmet design does not rotate, but this being a chaos monstrosity, it does not have to obey such earthly concerns - chaos knights can no longer remove their armor after some point, if memory serves, as it grows into them.
ahh haha good point! It just felt more right with the helmet turned.
Stunning. Incredible work as always 👍👍✨✨
Thank you! Cheers!
Great mini and great video! Please keep doing the good work, subscribed. Olso, for a bigger humanoid figures like this I like to use Conquest bits. Have been kitbashing some mutants using plaguebearers bodies and Conquest hands/shoulder pads, looks great and fresh after mostly dealing with GW bits. Definitely recommend
Oh nice thanks for the tip!
This is incredible. Love it! 🔥
Thank you!
Oooooh I’ve been seeing this guy hosted on Instagram. I am the guy who did the emperors children Prince with the angel wings and white mask. Good luck the contest! I won the last one with the centaur Khorne knight, but I don’t think I’ll be taking it home this time ha ha
Oh man yours is really sick. How'd you make the mask?
@@KitbashChaos it’s actually a face from a dark gods model, I just printed and removed the face. That’s actually where I got the wings as well.
@@lukemclouth9530 Oh excellent!
As I commented in your other video, impressive, 10 out of 10, plis keep the content going
Silver totally does rust... or rather oxidize (tarnish). Actually unlike gold, silver is quite reactive and tarnishes easily, it's just that silver oxide is kind of black-grey-brown rather than orange like iron oxide. Honestly with the dark shading on the silver armour it already looked quite decayed.
Edit: having said that, the model looks excellent. I'm not normally a fan of dirama bases but this one is particularly awesome.
ah thanks! good to know
I just subbed to your channel
Also that Daemon Prince looks awesome!!
Welcome! and thank you
@@KitbashChaos No problem
great job, may the best daemon prince win /scatteredflesh
If you wanna keep the idea in mind of him wielding an executioners weapon, you could add to the backstory of his lore that the duke he served was a notirously ruthless and grim lord who instead of beheading someone would instead have their head be smashed with a massive hammer as a form of execution
subbed. love kitbashing.
im making world eater stormcast. some are more khorne-ish than others. some even have chain axes
oh that sounds cool. I'd like to see those
@@KitbashChaos thanks!
More like corrupted Baratheon. It looks dope!
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If you want an alternative mud, I swear by Vallejo Eaarth Texture Brown Earth, comes in a great big tub, covers easily and you can just glob that stuff on with a trowel and it forms little dirt and mud mounds almost organically.
Ah I like the sound of that. I'll check it out!
Super video, subbed.
Thank you!
Crazy expensive bits but it does look fun to do!
It wasn't cheap! But not too bad either. I bought the bits individually online over the years. I've had them in my box for a while, just waiting for the perfect project
Great work! Where did the head for the "not finalized" squire came from?
Hey thanks! That's from one of the Cawdor kits from Necromunda. Not sure which one.
Would have been neat if the wolf head of the cloak was fixed because it bites hes shoulder
Cool
Has a Trench Crusade vibe
That was a huge inspiration. Along with 'Blasphemous'
I agree with the other comments that since silver tarnishes black you could have leaned heavier into blacks (and and blackish greens?) for its corruption rather than rusts. But great model in the end. Good stuff.
I definitely enjoyed the walk through your process and consideration of options etc.
Thanks! I agree. It would make him stand out from my other nurgle troops who are clad in regular steel
Silver doesn't rust, but it _does_ tarnish in a way that I'd say looks pretty close to what you did.
Warhammer Fantasy is always cool
Low fantasy estetics go hard
He looks like a dark souls boss!
High praise! Thanks
Not sure I buy it as a Daemon Prince but as a Chaos Champion, absolutely.
Honestly, same! I had plans for this guy as a Lord for a long time. But the competition required us to make a Daemon Prince so I put him on the bigger base. But I decided I kinda liked him as a smaller prince. It's unexpected haha
@@KitbashChaosi think it does very well as a prince
@@astolbro7183 no it doesnt lol
@NkenKenY it literally does? Older daemon princes are even smaller and those are still valid models
It looks daemonic and lordly and its significantly bigger then a chaff daemon there is literally nothing else in a daemon army it could be confused for
This hobby is mostly about being creative if you dont like that go be a tourist in some other hobby
@@astolbro7183 did i strike a nerve? lmao you sound really mad i said to me in my opinion it doesnt really look like a daemon prince
Amazing video! Love this idea and some real amazing kit bashing. What tool did you use for the green stuff? Looked like a silicone brush or something. New to using green stuff and wanna learn.
Yep I used a silicone sculpting tool for part of it. I just got it from a craft store. For the fur I just used a woodcarving blade 😅 I'm really not great at greenstuff though. I recommend Valbjorn if you're looking for real sculpting tips!
@@KitbashChaos very cool I will check them out. Thanks for the tip and awesome model! Hope you win. Love the lore too.
this shit rocks,11/10
2:39 if the quality is bad enough that you have to question if it’s a recast, then Chances are good that it’s legit. Forgeworld resin QC is unreliable at best.
You might be right 🤣
I would have added a little nurgling squire holding a sword
I thought of that too! But I couldn't find any nurglings in the bits box. Maybe I'll print one out with a bretonnian helm
Historically, nobles were executed with swords, while an axe was for commoners.
The executioner had to have a high level of skill, since using a sword was more difficult.
A botched beheading could lead to a lynching of the executioner.
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What editing program do you use? This video turned out really well!
Adobe premiere but any program will work. DaVinci Resolve is free and better in some regards
A helmet with antlers and a great big warhammer, is no one else getting Robert Baratheon vibes?
oh yeah definitely!
That water looked poisoned so it turned out fine despite the mistake.
Thanks! I dig it. Happy accident
@@KitbashChaos Project failed successfully! :P
"This stuff smells terrible", oh dear... Oh no....
Am I gonna be ok? 😷
where is the body from though it has insane pose😮, i have been away from warhammer for long time
Hey it's Katakros from the Ossiarch Bonereapers.
Awsome Work!!!
Might be a Question you are not willing to answer, but... where do you get your bits from? You mentioned a rather sketchy Site - Which one is it?
Normally I get them from Bits and Kits which is awesome and not sketchy at all! Highly recommended. For forgeworld stuff I go to Egghead miniature which is also not sketchy. This one time I couldn't find the bit I wanted and I think I ended up on some chinese recaster site. I can't remember which one. But Egghead Miniatures will have all the forgeworld stuff you could need.
@@KitbashChaos Awsome, thank you!
HAMMERRRRRRRRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bro this is fucking aweosme. Cheers
Thanks!
I gotta ask, where did you get the bits from
Mostly from bitsandkits.co.uk/ because they stock almost everything. For horus heresy stuff I go to eggheadminiatures.com/
@@KitbashChaos I had used egghead, didn't know about the other
2:38. No Thats just forge world
😅
Robert Baratheon if he fell on hard times
Haha brilliant
What body is that?
That's Katakros from the Ossiarch Bonereapers
@KitbashChaos thanks for the answer
Implying Forge World has high standards.
😅
severely tarnished silver looks rusty, so it works
Can I have your bits box?! …pleeeaase!!
I have bad news about "forge world standards". Jokes aside model is awesome.
Thank you!
My only dislike on this build is the stancing on his legs.
Looks like he's locking his knees right? If he's not careful he'll pass out
@@KitbashChaos true!
“Smells terrible” is an understatement, resin is a carcinogen, no?
It's definitely not good for you
... The antlers are backwards...
that's cool with me
Uhhh, the smell isn't why you want to wear a mask when drilling or sanding resin... 😅
Nahh silicosis is made up. (For legal reasons, I'm joking. Wear a mask, everyone!)
Nonsense. You’ve just made Robert Baratheon
😅
Wahat is nurgelish about him andwhat is demonish about him?
Why am I getting all these same questions all at once? Are you guys coming from a discord discussion or something?
@@KitbashChaos no its just comes to mind. If you know the lore and stuff.
how is this a daemon prince ??? he looks mortal and with alot of mutations lol
Put a nurgling on a 50mm base call it a daemon prince, and it's a daemon prince 😘
@@KitbashChaos noooo that just means its a favored mortal!!!
@@NkenKenY ok