Dark Shadows painting progress

The Dark Shadows campaign and its associated models were created 15 years ago, and I've been sitting on these unpainted models for at least 10. Thanks to this campaign, I finally have a reason to paint them. Here is my progress so far. Admittedly none of these vintage models has received the love and attention they probably deserve. The Fenbeasts in particular are pretty rough. But then they're confusing models to paint, and they look done enough. So I'm calling them done, at least for now.

Finally I have a painted Truthsayer.I painted his eyes last night, having hurriedly done the rest of him on Friday night so he'd be ready for games the following day.

He has an awful lot of skin, but enough dangly details to slow me down.

I have another one of these kicking about somewhere. I suspect whatever momentum I currently have will not extend to panting a second copy. I'll probably move on.

Fenbeasts! I... had no idea how to paint these guys. They're a confusing mix of gloopy mud, bone, sticks and maybe rocks. 

Yes, they're the same. I might have tried to change one of them, but given there are only 2 I figured it was not important.

Gloopy gloopy. Clearly I should have gotten some advice from a Nurgle painter on how to handle this sort of painting.

The greeny tinge I added to the gloops was using a colour called Imperial Strike Green, from a pot that was older than time itself...

So with these guys done, the only remaining Dark Shadows model to paint is the Dark Emissary. And then I need to do all the models that didn't come from the Dark Shadows release, but which I need for the campaign. Clearly I have work to do.