She Warrior from verlinden

Looks like you have basically primed the figure. To get a tanned flesh color, I use Vallejo beige red and dark flesh tone in a 1:1 ratio. Adjusting the ratio gives me my highlights and shadows. For stronger highlights, I'll add light flesh and/or sunny skintone to the base color. Being a female, you might want to add just a touch of vermillion to the mix for the cheeks and a bit more for the lips. If you're not using the pasty, you could paint that area darker brown to pink. Of couyrse, you'll want to do some research for the correct color.

ajlafleche wrote:

Of couyrse, you'll want to do some research for the correct color.

Just my opinion, but I like to use one part Tamiya acrylics Desert Yellow to eight parts Tamiya White for a basecoat. That is usually followed by oils. Mark Bannerman's method to be exact.

SST