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I've been playing around in the Garden of Nurgle! Here are a couple of test models for my scheme...

Awesome results. Presumably you used down and dirty rust effect?

They're great from head to toe, but that rust is particularly impressive, it really leaps out as the real thing, rather than a paint job on a miniature.

Really great mini's and very good rust effects, and i can dig the bases.
But its very blad maybe some sticks or steal pieces with some more rust sticking out of the swamp/nurgle slime .

Cool color scheme, i may have to steal it

Honestly perfect. Would love to see a how to video or litteraly a beginning to end video.

Ha ha "test models". You mean competition winning quality models right? 😁
Your colour scheme is great. I like how iconography and flesh have their own colour key that works well with the basic green.
Great work!

Spectacular!

Seriously how the heck did you get the rust looking so lifelike.

If those are a test, you passed. Beautiful colors, and I really like the purple.

Thanks for all the comments, I really appreciate it!

For the rust I used Typhus Corrosion (for texture), and Dirty Down Rust for the natural looking colour and variation. Somewhat unpredictable product – but great potential!

I will be re-painting this model and documenting the process in a step-by-step guide soon...

Awsome I honestly can't wait to see it

Those look good