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Ok I am at a loss as to how to work this. Doing an Albino wolf is giving me grief. I am trying to give enough contrast to the hair and skin to give the model that little be extra but I am not sure if it's work.

I am here to ask some help as to any tips or techniques someone else may have for getting a "White Wolf", or maybe just some reassurance that the path I am on now will work out in the end?

These pics are VERY Work In Progress and I have many more levels to add to the skin and hair.

Looks pretty good for WIP. With a couple of more layers I think it'll look really good.

Some heavy contrast on the non-skin, non-hair bits would really bring out the albinoism - ie pink gums and nose, dark or very yellowed claws and teeth, strong colour in the eyes (feral yellow, eg). And very strong colours on the armour plates and straps, don't go pastel on those.

Good luck!

Here's my WW done in a white scheme
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Nice Fab, well done.

DIG, you've got a great start there, just continue with the layers.

Here's what I found around on the net.  http://uk.geocities.com/budgiemurrayuk/horror/wolf.jpg  Not my favorite look, but it might give you an idea on painting.

Wow, that werewolf is out there...

Hmmm thanks for the link.

@ Fabulous.. very nice. It will definitely help.

Glad to help