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Plaguebearer Skin
Here is how I painted the undead skin on my Plaguebearers of Nurgle. This method is a slightly modified version of Mengal Miniatures' "Zombie Rotting Skin" guide.
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Poxwalker Skin
This is the process I used for painting these Poxwalkers for Blackstone Fortress, but it could easily be applied to other undead creatures. When it comes to playing around with washes in the final steps, don't be afraid to play around with placement. the main aim is to build up contrast in recesses and add lots of different tones to the flesh.
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Green Ork Skin
The skin part of this recipe is based heavily on a YouTube tutorial from Infernal Brush titled "How to paint Ork Skin the 'Eavy Metal way". I changed a few bits to simplify the process, so if you want a more comprehensive guide, please check out his video.
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Ork Skin Tone Collection
A selection of Ork skin tones that I wanted to try. These were mostly initially pulled from 'eavy-archive.com', but then tweaked and changed to my tastes. Most of the credit should go to the folk there.
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Caucasian Skin on Faces
Rough steps for my reference. I will change and refine as I go.
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Nurgle Skin
A pallid diseased skin recipe.
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Prosperine Skin
My attempt at skin tone for use on minis from warmer climes. Recipe shared to me from good friend who has excellent skin tones across his minis!
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Vyrkos Blood-Born: Skin (vampire skin)
Vampire skin with good effect of shodow/light areas thank to the contrast of blues (celestra grey, drakenof nightshade) and browns (rakart flesh, carroburg crimson, pallid witch flesh)
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Gretchin/Goblin Skin Tone Collection
Just like my Orks, I like to have a variety of skin tones present in my Gretchin models. Here are the recipes I have used. These are based stronly upon recipes found on eavy-archive.com, with a few tweaks for my personal preference. Enjoy!
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Slaanesh Skin
basic flesh with a otherworldly tinge
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Ork skin
Quick recipe for my Ork army (Airbrush preshading/shade/drybrush)
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Kroot Farstalkers
I wasn't 100% sure how to approach the skin of my Kroot, but also wanted some variation in skin tone for these boys. So, I decided to just wing it and have a play. Some of these methods may not be the most efficient, but if you wanted to replicate the results, here is what I did...
