In these dark days it is not totally surprising to find some plaguebearers in box. Before the current plastic ones, which are great, Games Workshop produced a few generations of metal plaguebearers.
Probably my favourite is this little guy, trying to hold his guts in with one hand while wielding a sword with the other. Such dedication.
The old and new mix well.
Quick and easy to paint, I’m pretty happy with how these turned out. And you can always use a few more daemons.
Faith&Steel 
I like the dark green and red, nice work!
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thanks dave
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Davekay beat me to it, but I like the darker green as well! 🙂
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I think that is all three of us then!
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They have come up well Dave. Nice to see some “old school” appear again.
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I think there are some older ones again to be dug out. I see some more time travel in our future …
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Those are great- a fortunate find.
Cheers,
Pete.
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the new ones have a great sense of menace and movement, but I love the quirky old sculpts
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Very nice
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thanks Mark
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Good painting. I think your bold colours match the slightly comical look of Plaguebearers nicely.
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Thanks. I agree, I think comic-book or manga type styles match 40K well.
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Nice daemons. 🙂 I agree with the others, the dark flesh works well. It is good to see that plaguebearers are a unit where the old sculpts and the new sculpts both are good and the former still hold up well in the current miniature landscape.
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Just as well, I found some more the other day …
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