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Nice stuff. The army has a very cohesive aesthetic. And I like your take on Nurgle: in character, but not as muddy and messy as many plague armies.

Lovely (?) pics.

I'm always torn commenting about Nurgley stuff.

Thanks for the comments! I had an attraction for all things Nurgle thanks to the cover art of "Realms of Chaos". I wasn't into WH back then and so didn't grab many of the models except those I could repurpose for my FRPGs.
When the Chaos Daemons book came out I thought, I'd make a little Nurgle-themed army from those models I had slowly accumulated over the years and flesh it out with a couple of newer ones.
This is the result is this army. Not exceedingly effective on the tabletop, but nice for me to look at.

painting nurgle is hard and rewarding you've masterd it

the first spawn is scary

i really like the old deamones (bigger ones)

I love your greater deamon, good job on your army

How did you paint your nurgle plaugebearers?