ingtar_shinowa:
I used to use flesh wash and Green ink for alot of my models, now GW doesn’t offer these thing. Should I water down Bestial Brown to get the same effect or go darker like scorched brown? I look forewad to hearing your ideas!!!
GRNDL:
GW inks have been replaced with a line of “washes” now. Use GW’s Ogryn Flesh wash, or Devlan Mud wash for darker skin. Its not as thin as the old inks, nor are they as concentrated, but they do work nicely. Alternatively, Vallejo makes some inks and washes that do the same thing. If you really want inks, try looking for some regular artist’s drawing inks - they’re basically what GW sold and come in the same colours.
inkpwn:
Devlan mud and gryphon sepia work well for skin and thraka green makes a nice wash over hobgoblin skin.
richard barby:
no more flesh wash more things for me to bitch about next time i go to gw
but devlin mud is brilliant i seem to use on just about everything shoes cloths anything wood and orge skin
nitroglysarine:
I don’t use the washes/ink/
Thorne:
Why get a alternative when you can get the real thing ?
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107 Bright Gold
108 Goblin Green
109 Chainmail
110 Royal Blue
111 Dark Elf Green
112 Bone
113 Magic Metal
114 Wizard Blue
115 Tanned Flesh
116 Barbarian Leather
117 High Elf Blue
118 Poison Purple
119 Rat Brown
120 Hairy Brown
121 Bogey Green
122 Elven Grey
123 Elven Flesh
124 Dwarven Flesh
125 Putrid Green
126 Festering Brown
127 Enchanted Blue
128 Enchanted Green
129 Vampire Red
130 Bilious Brown
131 Brass
132 Aquamarine
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134 Ink wash - Green
135 Ink wash - Blue
136 Ink wash - Brown
137 Ink wash - Chestnut
138 Ink wash - Red
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ingtar_shinowa:
nice thorne!
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