Nurgle's Rot

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this past weekend i bought a pot of Citadel's Nurgle Rot technical paint.
been wanting to do this for some time now.
i wanted some areas on the miniatures look like nasty as hell.
at first i painted those areas with a really bright green,
and not i went back over those areas with the Rot and it is great.


Death Guard Plague Marine equipped with a Plague Cleaver.
pictures show with and without the Rot paint.
 


 at first i wasn't gonna apply it to the organic tubing and appendages but after a while i got carried away and had fun with the stuff.


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