Nothing wrong with that. I have 4 or 5 Ork skin recipes I like to rotate between. This is just one of those. I might try to make videos for some of the other methods I like.

@@TheMiniatureManager yeah I just like the random variety ya know

@@THE_GREAT_LORD_SOTH It makes things more realistic. Skin is often full of many tones and colors. IN the case of orks the brightness of the green also indicates age of an ork at least up to a certain degree. Darker green= older Ork.

@@TheMiniatureManager yeah that's why I like the random skin tones I make it's more ... realistic

@@THE_GREAT_LORD_SOTH I mean as "realistic" as angry green orks can be. lol

Sure. You can certainly do it that way if that is what you like.

I like a mix of greens in my armies. I do really like how this skin turned out.

That could be interesting. I will confess I am partial to brighter ork skin but variety is a good thing. Maybe I will give it a try.

Admittedly, I have painted a great many orks. Practice makes it easier.

@@TheMiniatureManager 😅 as always

I have some bright green orks in my collection. I would say this is just 1 of maybe 5 skin recipes I use in my armies. The bright orks are some of my favorites.

I certainly could. It wouldn't be all that difficult. I know a death guard player that would probably let me paint a plague bearer or two. You might enjoy my tutorial on the Buccephaloi (Undead minotaurs) from Conquest. I did a sort of mummified flesh on them.

@@TheMiniatureManager Nice, I'll probably check It out later

Both colors are standard citadel paints. They are not contrast paints.

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