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Hi guys. I usually speed paint things and just go for an acceptable finish. With my recent nurgle demon prince however I spent a lot more time on him and blended him up.

There are 4 main colours which are: Dwarf flesh, bubonic brown and catachan gren all blended up to rotting flesh.

I am hugely pleased with the result but it needs something to "pull" it together. I have never used glazes before and whilst I have read several tutorials, whenever I have tried it it has never worked.

I use paint+glaze+water... What ratios should I be using?

Also, what colours would be good with the main colours mentioned above?

How many glazes (roughly) do people use per colour section?

Also, the skin section on my model needs a very light wash to define low bits a little better... What sort of ratio should I be using for this?

Any help hugely appreciated!

Will try and post pics tonight