Looking for a easy way of painting nurgle armor

[AllanBallan]

As the tittle says:

I am looking for a easy way of painting nurgle armor

anyone have any tips and tricks and/or perhaps some pictures?

Thank you all in advance for all your help!

[shadowgra]

There is an interesting video on the warhammer youtube channel, for the blightkings painting

I personally do a base of castellan green, then nurgling green, then seraphim sepia and agrax earthshade. both shades help to tone down and make more darker the nurgling green. i do not have a pic cause i still have not based them, but i hope that soon i can post one or two photos of them

[AllanBallan]

that would be great!

[Baardah]

I guess some of those technical paints that creates a rust effect would be great too. For a quick method I'd use a muddy green like death world forest. Ashtonian camo shade then rusteffect and a silver highlight where armor is cracked and on the sharpest edges. That would make an ok tabletop standard with relatively few steps. 

[alasdair]

For a slightly alternate scheme, you cant go wrong with Rakarth Flesh washed with Seraphim Sepia. It's a slightly simplified version of how I did my nurgle, minus the weathering.

 

[Soulsmith]

I went for a basecoat of castellan, then layer of elysian green. I wash it all with agrax, and then do a wash of typhus corrosion in only the deep recesses, and also leave trails coming from damage and pitted holes in the armour. I then edge highlight with nurgling green. Makes for a really classic nurgle green.

[Routasydän]

Ive used only castellan green highlighted with elysian too if I recall the paints right, then I washed it liberally.

Too bad I dont have pics yet but Im gonna do a blog here, you could see some Nurgle minis of mine in IG though, under the name of routaminiatures