Yeah, I am- once I get some more oils, I'm leaving mine with my brother. I'll pick some up when I'm down at school. I have a bunch of modern guys and I'm going to be using some of your "modern specific" tut tips for them (always been a fan of your green/brown color mix but you knew that)- but once I get the right oil paint for flesh tones (I'm taking your "shopping list" of colors with me when I go Oil shopping), I'm going to really try to move all my future flesh work to oils, because IMO when it comes down to it- acrylics are only good for things that don't have a soft edge, like a camo uniform or boots, weapons etc. But with soft edge tones like skin, even some wood grain- it really helps to have that blending time to get it looking smooth. All my figures look way too layered when it comes to skin tone and its because I've never been able to really feather that acrylic paint out- I always half feather, half try and blend, and there's just no time to work with it.
Thanks for the step by step- my 3 tone DCU guys will really benefit, I'm interested to see you do some ACU though ![Whistling [:-^]](/emoticons/icon_smile_whistling.gif)
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