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Here's my quick guide on painting faces on miniatures.
It's my first vid of this kind so please feel free to critique and it'll help me produce a better vid next time.

Cheers.

How to paint faces - Warhammer 40k: http://youtu.be/eko13YZIABE

Fantastically shown progress. Great work and a valuable tutorial. Thanks for sharing .

Hi Indy - love the finished article and got a few comments on the video itself.

First up is the background music volume, which is a touch high and drowns out the commentary occasionally. Given that all the action happens off screen, we only have your voice to tell us what's going on so some of the detail gets lost.

My other point follows on from this - I'd love to see you actually applying the paints (for some of the stages at least) so I can see the brushes you're using etc - anything that will help me learn.

Like I say the end result is amazing, I just want to know more about how you got there. Hope that helps, keep the vids coming!

Very nice skin indeed

Thanks for posting the helpful video.

I appreciate the background music, but it is too loud. I found myself straining to hear the voice instructions.

I definitely learned something so I hope you keep posting the tutorials. Just turn down the music a wee bit. Thanks.