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Just wondering if people as skint as me still did this and what tips they have, planning to do some Chaos warriors of nurgle in the very near future so any weathering/corrosion tips that involve just paints and washes are appreciated.

I have used Scaley Green (Sotek Green nowadays I think) Mixed into a glazing medium to create Verdigris on bronzey surfaces before. In particular the Skaven Screaming Bell.
its quite possible, just experiment and try to actually emulate some real life corrosion google image should help find pictures to reference.

I had a pot of 2 parts devlan mudd and 1 part badab black. Dont know the new names??? Secrat weapon makes awesome washes in a ton of colors. I have switched over to these after the GW change.