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WW2 Indian Infantry
This is a method for quickly painting Indian infantry, useful for Bolt Action or any 28mm WW2 game. All steps aside from skin colours are also useful for most British infantry.
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Gretchin Goffs
In this guide I will being focusing on the main colours I have been using for the Gretchin in my Ork Goffs Kill Team. I like to vary the skin tones of my Gretchin, so if you are interested in this in particular you may want to check out my "Gretchin/Goblin Skin Tone Collection" also available on this site.
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WIP Dark Skin
Based on the below recipe, poorly adapted for vallejo
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Daemonkin Flesh
A method used on my Greater Possessed and other fleshy parts of Daemonkin models.
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Toresh the Djinn - Effincool Miniatures
It is a try to make the smoke look good and I decided to use a skin color similar to Aladdin's Genie.
This miniature is the https://www.effincoolminis.com/product/djinn/ -
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Vampire Skin for Vyrkos Bloodborn
Adapted from JuanHidalgo Miniatures. I opted for cold purple and black tones instead of warm browns like in his tutorial.
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Tzaangors (Desaturated)
These miniatures ended up being abandoned as I couldn't get the armour to complement the skin, and still have them fit in with a Thousand Sons Kill Team. If I went for Black Legion armour or non-traditional colours, I think this could have worked well. I'm still pretty proud of the work I did here.
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Human Skin Tones (Fitzpatrick Scale)
Different skin tones based on the Fitzpatrick Scale.
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Voidskin, simple Imperial Navy Breachers Skin.
My method for the Into the Dark Imperial Navy Breachers skintone. I figured they don't get much starlight being on vessels in the void of space and are thus quite pale skinned.
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Vibrant Ultramarines Lt
Inspired from brushstrokes painting guide except my model doesnt have any exposed skin
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Goblin flesh and faces
I use Pro Acryl paints but can be replaced with similar colours from other ranges. There are no washes in this recipe. Instead this starts at a very dark green and by layering up paint and retaining some of this black green, it creates a very vibrant green skin with deep shadows.
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Deathwing Bone
This recipe should be good for bone on 3D printed models which have quite heavy detail or those printed in bright colours. On a model with finer details you could skip the black undercoat and start straight from wraithbone.
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