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Made in gb
Oberstleutnant





Back in the English morass

Ogryn Flesh was integral to my Deathguard's colour scheme but my pot unfortuately ran out. I tried Reikland fleshshade which is apparetly its replacement only to find that not only is it significantly more red it also can't be mixed with water so its effectively worthless.

Does anyone have a pot of Ogryn flesh or failing that does anyone have a (good) suggestion for a replacement that will give the same light grey/brown effect when heavily watered down?

RegalPhantom wrote:
If your fluff doesn't fit, change your fluff until it does
The prefect example of someone missing the point.
Do not underestimate the Squats. They survived for millenia cut off from the Imperium and assailed on all sides. Their determination and resilience is an example to us all.
-Leman Russ, Meditations on Imperial Command book XVI (AKA the RT era White Dwarf Commpendium).
Its just a shame that they couldn't fight off Andy Chambers.
Warzone Plog 
   
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Longtime Dakkanaut





USA

If your original recipe was quite watered down, you might want to look at p3 Flesh Wash. The color reminds me of Ogryn Flesh, though it is a true ink, not a "gw wash". If you were watering down the gw wash, then the ink, thinned should behave the same.

A.

   
 
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