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Starts to read a little better with a strong highlight placed and a little bit of secondary colour replacing the surrounding primer.

A single actually-yellow heel highlight added and, if you squint, the rest of it may start to look like the same colour but in shade/lit by a secondary source?
A single actually-yellow heel highlight added and, if you squint, the rest of it may start to look like the same colour but in shade/lit by a secondary source?

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A friendly, smiling 40K Ork and chum. A green base layer has been applied as a starting skin tone and the surrounding areas ‘cleaned up’ with white overspray. There are small spots of white remaining on the green where the masking layer didn’t fully detach.
A little bit of detailing has been added to the faces and some variation to the skin tone, just to see how obvious any mask lines might be.
Starting to enyellow one of the mini’s arms, mainly using reds and oranges 🤷‍♂️. The photo is 10x clearer than normal in its new light box! Worryingly, defect-exposingly, clear… oh no
Our friendly Ork chum now has some ‘yellow’ (orange, wearing many hats) on his hoodie and a start at some NMM on his dentures. The denture adventure left a visible wound above one eyebrow. As can happen.
The rear of the Ork boss is mostly still primer, but an attempt is being made to remember yellow on his leg. The majority of this mini will be trying to remember yellow on things.
Almost astonishingly dark orange shades creep up the rear of the mini as the author screams yellow, yellow, put down the red paint you fool, yellow! into the storm.
A single actually-yellow heel highlight added and, if you squint, the rest of it may start to look like the same colour but in shade/lit by a secondary source?