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Tutorial on skintones. This technique can be achieved with any two colors. Mixed gradually to make the highlights and low-lights.

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WOW! Amazing result Im using this method

YES!

Thanks man! What shall I harass you about next lol...

Any other Techniques just let me know. And as I said, this flesh technique works with basically any two colors, as long as it is a complete contrast. Green-white, brown-to white or flesh, even green to yellow and flesh. Adding another color to the mix as you proceed through the steps always makes more of a statement. I will sometimes add blues, and reds as I mix.

Looks brilliant! I have to say, if you've got any techniques for weathering infantrymen, that would be great for a tutorial, if you make it could you send me a link because it'd be mightily helpful!

Any type of Infantrymen? Space marines, or IG?

Well, it's for my eButcher, so about the size of a marine (It's red armor and preferably without using metallic paints as I'm using NMM)