The Grandfather’s Gardeners are packed with details but with some quick washes and airbrush trickery we can get them looking tabletop ready in no time!

A literal filth wizard, Rotbringer Sorcerers use their foul magicks to bring the Grandfather’s diseases into the mortal realms. Using simple washes and layer we can easily make the rotting fleshing and flowing robes worthy of any of Nurgle’s chosen.

The Lord of Plagues lumbers in battle leading groups of Blightkings. With some simple washes and highlights, this Lord of Nurgle can really shine on the tabletop.

You can never have enough cultists. In this article I kitbash and convert some Frostgrave Cultists for use in the 41st Millennium, or indeed any other Sci-Fi setting.

It’s not always about the paintng, in this article I use the Necromunda Hive Scum box to kitbash and come up with the backstories for four Nurgle Cutlist Lieutenants.

Diseased swamp dwellers the Rotmire Creed make for an exciting painting project, especially when taking the time to make them some proper swampy bases.

This week I took a second pass at the Putrid Blightkings that I painted a few years ago. I wasn't all too happy with how they turned out so a few quick fixes got them looking the bee's knees.

With some spare bits and a tentacle maker anything can be converted to the greasy arms of Nurgle, and the greasy gangs of the Necromunda underhive offer the perfect starting point.

Empowered yet twisted by the warp Mutants and Torments plainly show the price of pledging yourself to Chaos

The Skaven of Clan Pestilens have come to Warhammer Underworlds. This warband of six filthy Nurgle worhshipping rats paint up nicely with oil and enamel washes.

Even the most disgusting of hordes needs someone to lead them. The Dark Commune are every bit as filthy as the cultists they lead.

The Cultist horde grows! In this article I use some simple conversions and painting techniques to get a squad of Cultists battle ready in no time at all.

Nurgle loves all! Why not use the simple methods in this article to bestow his love onto your own models?

Twenty zombies might seem like a lot but with some simple speed painting techniques you can have a shambling horde in no time.

Nurgle’s daemonic armies are without end but with some simple tricks it won’t take you until the 41st millennium to get your Plaguebearers and Nurglings painted.

The Wurmspat are Nurgle’s chosen warband in Warhammer Underworlds. A trio of disgusting malcontents lead by the foul sorcerer Fecula Flyblown.

The fleshy Putrid Blightkings are a lot of fun to paint, all that skin is a great excuse to go crazy with flesh colours. And the armour plates that they do have are fun way to practice weathering techniques.

A disgusting daemon-possessed tree certainly makes for an awesome piece of terrain, but they can also be really simple to paint; especially with all the lovely texture they have.