Step 1:
Prime the mini white and give all skin parts a nice and even basecoat with Ruddy Flesh (#8031).
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Step 2:
Mix the Ruddy Flesh (#8031) with a little bit of Volcanic Brown (#8025) as the first shadow color. Thin the paint quite a lot
and paint it into the recesses and along the borders of clothes and such.
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Step 3:
Add some more Volcanic Brown (#8025) to the mix for the second shadow color. Thin down too and paint it again in the recesses and along the borders but leave a thin line of the first shadow color visible.
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Step 4:
Now mix Ruddy Flesh (#8031) with some Caucasian Flesh (#8029) and use this to paint the first highlight layer. Apply the paint
to all raised areas of skin, leaving a thin line of the base color visible between the new layer and the first shadow color.
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Step 5:
Add some more Caucasian Flesh (#8029) to the mix and repeat step 4, again leaving a thin line of the last color visible.
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Step 6:
Again add some more Caucasian Flesh (#8029) and repeat step 5.
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Step 7:
For the final highlights use pure Caucasian Flesh (#8029) and paint it on the mini using quick, short, feathering strokes (somewhat
like drybrushing). Apply these highlights only sparingly to the most raised parts of skin.
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Step 8:
To protect the skin during future painting I covered it with some matt varnish. A second advantage of this protection is that it's much
easier to remove any failed tries to paint some tattoos/warpainting on the skin (something I have in mind for my BB minis).
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