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Hey guys,

I did an extensive search of google and dakka to find a decent method for painting grey skin but it appears there isnt a guide out there that i can find, anyone got any links or tips for me?

Preferably a slightly warm darker grey.

Thanks dudes.

EDIT:

FITZZ got wanted exactly what i wanted in one, thanks dude and thanks to arander and henners too .

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Their are a few tips in this thread..including my own "recipe" for grey flesh..hope it helps.

http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/268517.page

I use gray skin on my orks and my process is really quite simple.

White primer.

coat of Vallejo Cold Gray

Wash with Soft-Body Black wash, created from LBursley's method found here:
http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/261541.page

I'm not entirely sure what you mean... by a "warm grey" do you mean a colourless flesh tone?

I paint my psykers with a 50/50 mix of elf flesh and fortress grey to make them look pretty dead.

Whats the best way to transfer the paint without losing any?

Testor's sells decent sized paint jars with eyedroppers(a pack of 12 is like $5 or so) that is a fantastic way to make your own paint blends. Even comes with labels to stick on the top of the jars to write out the mixes.