Vallejo Game Color: Pale Flesh (17ml)

This is a game changer! I've struggled with paddle skin tone coverage for a long time but this went on smooth and coated very well! So much easier/faster/less stressful now.

This is the color you want if your not dead

The color was accurate and the paint consistency was good.

I love the Game Color paints. The color selection and the ease of use.

Great consistency as always with Vallejo. Bought to add and experiment on different skin tone techniques. One of my most disliked turnouts so trying new things to get better with and results.

Great color for brighter areas, a bit too pink for the most natural of tones but good for fantasy style exaggeration.

Great color for brighter areas, a bit too pink for the most natural of tones but good for fantasy style exaggeration.

My criticism of premixed flesh tones is that they don't usually look very natural. Pale flesh is one of those colors. I find that it looks pretty descent when used as a thinned down highlight layer but I don't recommend using it as a base coat because it's a little too pink. That really is a small nitpick because the names of these paints shouldn't have any bearing on how you use them. Just because the word "flesh" is in the name of the color doesn't mean it has to be used as a flesh tone. Don't be afraid to mix your paints until you have a color you're happy with. This color would also work as a great highlight for brighter pinks as it is essentially a pink with a larger amount of white added to it. The Vallejo Game Color line is my paint of choice at the moment. I find that these pigments are more vibrant that the Model Color line and I like the way they feel on a brush better than the offerings from other manufacturers. Always be sure to shake these paints before use as the pigments can separate after the bottles have been sitting for a while.

My criticism of premixed flesh tones is that they don't usually look very natural. Pale flesh is one of those colors. I find that it looks pretty descent when used as a thinned down highlight layer but I don't recommend using it as a base coat because it's a little too pink. That really is a small nitpick because the names of these paints shouldn't have any bearing on how you use them. Just because the word flesh is in the name of the color doesn't mean it has to be used as a flesh tone. Don't be afraid to mix your paints until you have a color you're happy with. This color would also work as a great highlight for brighter pinks as it is essentially a pink with a larger amount of white added to it. The Vallejo Game Color line is my paint of choice at the moment. I find that these pigments are more vibrant that the Model Color line and I like the way they feel on a brush better than the offerings from other manufacturers. Always be sure to shake these paints before use as the pigments can separate after the bottles have been sitting for a while.