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Been working on my chaos army, one squad at a time, trying to do a completely converted army,

gritty, almost something I would see in an Evil Dead movie. Where's your Marbo count-as Ash conversion?

Love the first one- especially the mouth area.

love the zombie feel of them.

Let me say, first off, that you've painted these very well. The shading on the finer detail bits is very nice.

However, it just seems to me that the marines are a tad monochromatic. The Nurgle-y green is nice and all, but maybe a splash of some other kind of color (maybe on the belt or something) might help break the field of green up a little bit.

On the other hand, you're mastery of green stuff is phenomenal. I wish I had your sculpting ability. I can barely accomplish anything with that stuff.

They look great, I think a wash could make them look fantastic.

These are a good start.

However, for the pestilent portions of them, perhaps Google Image soem "infection".

This being said, simply different yellow, orange, blue and black washes on these zones will make them even more real. Then when you are satisfied, hit them with a gloss/gel medium to finish slimey and shiney.

They are worthy of being called Plague marines, well done good sir, Nice GS skills ;O Wish I could do that xD

They sure look sick. Where'd you get the plasma gun in pic 3?

The first one with the P. Fist looks real good...he's got a real Lucio Fulci vibe about him that I like a lot.
The Sixth one down looks good as well, but the others seem a tad "flat".
I'd suggest perhaps adding some rust effects to the armor trim and a wash as well, also a bit of highlighting would help everything stand out a bit more.
Nice work so far though.

Edit:...Just in case you didn't get the Fulci referance..

Quality plague marines you have there man, well done !

Some very nice conversion work there! But I agree with Fitzz in that some of them just look flat.
Also as a matter of tastes, I think the flesh just looks too fresh. Like what you'd get from ripping off a fresh blister