@Christof
Ahh,you wish a tanned skin tone.
Again,black undercoat.then Dark Flesh for base,2nd highlight is tanned skin,final highlight is Dwarf Flesh.If it\'s to dark then just add some Skull White to Dwarf Flesh for a 4th and final highlight.I assume your painting for the regiment to play.If you really want a detailed flesh tone then start black undercoat,Dark Flesh,Dark Flesh/Tanned Flesh,Tanned Flesh,Tanned Flesh/Dwarf Flesh,Dwarf Flesh,Dwarf Flesh/Skull White.
I\'m a firm believer in Black undercoating.If you want your models colors to be bright,then use a white undercoat,but black undercoat will tone the colors down and give it a \"cool\"(as in cold) look to it.This is what I prefer. :thumbup:
I\'m not a fan of washes in general, :thumbdown: as they don\'t control very well and often give \"splotches\" on the model.Do not use washes for skin or clothes,always paint using a layered paint tech.Washes can work for fur,hair,wood and chainmail or if you wish to age gold,armour and weapons.
Whatever road you wish to use,I wish good luck and good painting!
Cheers
Axebreaker