I’ve yet to receive any emails, but I hear people have been getting them, although the ship for Europe wasn’t meant to dock until 29th, give or take.  I did not back the paint set.  It is my understanding it just contains the colours, a brush, a Red Hawk alt sculpt, and at most a guide to paint her and nothing else.  If it had a full guide I might have bought it.

I keep on top of my spam folder and I’ve not had anything yet.  I was a pledge manager late backer though so I might be a second class buyer and get mine later.

My plague flesh was far more red than yours, @maledrakh.  Yours has much more tonal variance.  I like that.  Maybe I can find a way to transition between toe two colours?  Drying time doesn’t overly bother me as I’m hoping to paint a lot of this game as one big project.  This means if I have something like this I know has multiple all day drying stages I can do one in the morning, paint something else apply a second wash before bed, a third wash in the morning etc.  This is how I handles my Godtear KS and it worked well.  This is why I am looking to know how I’m going to paint this before everything arrives.  it lets me plan and get any needed paints.

@angelicdespot  I had forgotten about that.  That’s a good google search term.  I’ll have to give it a try.

@flatbattery Sounds interesting.  I can sorta see what you’re getting at with the wash, but not sure how the green would affect it.  I’d be interested to see any pics you can find/take later if it’s not too much work (ie you have 20 boxes of minis and no clue which one the mini is in.  I totally understand this problem)

Thank you.  That’s some nice work.  I don’t have many GW paints.  I do seem to always have 6 of their washes though.  Agrax, Nuln and Seraphim Sepia as everyone always should, and Athonian Camoshade, Carroburg Crimson and Druchii Violet.  They were bought for specific tasks but they do seem to get used more than I expected in just random things.  Carroburg Crimson is my default mouth paint, once the flesh tones are done, for example.

I was hoping to airbrush down the metalwork on Project X (The big guy) and do the flesh around him, but I definitely feel like I’ll be making a washy mess of whatever I paint down using your method and you’ll need me to preserve a zenithal preshade.  You’re giving me things to think about (Which is vastly preferable to thinking about the work I’m supposed to be doing 😉 )

It looks good (I wouldn’t want to meet him on a dark night, but imagine what he could do with that tongue!), but it looks a little more of a normal healthy flesh tone, at least in that pic.  The white background is a little bright and there’s not much flesh to see so perhaps my eyes are deceiving me.  Might be something I experiment with though.  Perhaps on the fleshy dogs?

I think so.  Probably great for those tubing parts between Tyranids and their guns.  When you say base with green, I assume you mean the green you would have based the rest of that guy with? Olive -ish?  Or do you prefer something much lighter or darker?