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What Vaejoojojo paints should i buy to paint my Orks nice and Dark Green and Orky with highlights??

Thanks in advance

Is that a brand that I'm not aware of or was that just epic fail to select the right word?

Yes that brand sounds very naughty lol do you Vallejo paint

Excuse me, but I have to do this...

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

Look through the articles to see the colour conversion chart which is the closest to "Snot Green", I'd do it for you but I'm at work atm.


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Nevermind, found it quick.

Sick Green (029) or Intermediate Green (891)
Use this, it is your friend.

There used to be a color "Nipple Pink" but I have never seen a vagina color (much like a lot of Dakkites LOL).

Vallejo - i knew you guys would know what i meant - what i really need to know is whats best for orky orks - but really dark green orks and a GW - Vallejo conversion table anywhere handy??


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Phloop - thank you my friend, not sure what all the laughing was about though ....

There is a color compatability chart in the articles section:

http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Paint_Range_Compatibility_Chart

It seems like everyone does their skin differently. I use Orkhide Shade - Gnarloc Green - Black wash - Camo Green.

Ahh - Ifurita .... The black wash - is it possible to achieve the same effect without buying an actual 'black wash' ??

yes, water down black paint. It is a bit tricky to get the mix right, however.

Elnicko5 - seems like i asked a stupid question!! But when i have tried it before i have ruined my lovely paint job with black smears, but i will try again if essentially its the same product but watered down

I just can't get past the original post....

That was just inappropriate. You should edit that word out.

Edited - but edited so the following posts still make sense