Benno's Figures Forum

Posted by **Konrad** on 05 Feb 2016, 22:00

I look for GW 61-21 DWARF FLESH.(skin colour from GAMES WORKSHOP)
Can't find that colour.
Any idea?

Posted by **Paul** on 06 Feb 2016, 11:39

compatible colours from other manufacturers here;
http://www.dakkadakka.com/wiki/en/Paint ... lity_Chart

Posted by **santifernandez** on 06 Feb 2016, 13:02

Santi.

Posted by **Kekso** on 06 Feb 2016, 16:48

GW often changes their color palette . They change producer, bottle design and paint name.
It might be that paint is our of production (but alternative one must be offered).
Please, note that they now call it base, glaze, layers, shades etc. (depends on paint consistency).
A bit too complicated if you ask me.

Posted by **Konrad** on 06 Feb 2016, 18:03

Kekso wrote:A bit too complicated if you ask me.

I agree.

Posted by **Mabbers** on 07 Feb 2016, 00:11

The base flesh colour from GW is now called Bugman's Glow.
Then Cadian Fleshtone then the lightest highlight is Kislev Flesh

Posted by **Peter** on 07 Feb 2016, 11:53

Mabbers wrote:The base flesh colour from GW is now called Bugman's Glow.
Then Cadian Fleshtone then the lightest highlight is Kislev Flesh

All very clear as you can see! :mrgreen:

Konrad, I know a shop in my neighbourhood who sells this brand. Maybe I can look for this color when I visit them next time! Is it urgent?

Posted by **Konrad** on 07 Feb 2016, 13:11

Peter wrote: Is it urgent?

No my friend.Thank you.
MABO has already brought me one.(Good man) :-D

Mabbers,thank you,too.

Posted by **Peter** on 07 Feb 2016, 13:13

Konrad wrote:

No my friend.Thank you.
MABO has already brought me one.(Good man)
Mabbers,thank you,too.

Well if you are in need for another one, just let me know. ;-)

Posted by **Peter** on 24 May 2016, 12:29

Yesterday a friend of me at blogger sended me the following link about the GW paints.
I hope this Conversion chart is usefull for some of you!

http://www.tabletopgamer.com/citadel-pa ... ate-guide/

My friend also sended me this to explain the new range of paints:

Then you have Base paints. They're a bit thicker than the Layer paints to get a better coverage of your miniature and can also be used as undercoat on your miniatures.

Then the Layer paints are more fluent so the paint below shines a bit through it ( depends on how thick or how many layers you make / want )

Then you have Dry paints. They're for drybrushing ( thicker paint )

Then texture paints for easy basing.

Then Shades are the washes.

Then Glazes , they work like washes with one difference. They add color everywhere you apply it , not only in the gaps.

And finally Technical paints like Varnish , etc...

And for Konrad: Dwarf Flesh = Ratskin Flesh (layer paint)

That's the short version of what I know.

And here is a link to his blog, so you can see what he paints ;-)