Aztec Skin tones?

[Mindenbrush]

I have some Foundry Aztecs to paint and although I have the Foundry South American paint triad, I am not quite sure if it is totally correct.

Anyone have any recipes to share?

Thanks,
Graham W

[2010sunburst]

Not sure if you’ve seen this, but I find it useful for ethnic skin tones..,,
http://www.coolminiornot.com/articles/1310-ethnic-skintones

[Atheling]

Not sure if you’ve seen this, but I find it useful for ethnic skin tones..,,
http://www.coolminiornot.com/articles/1310-ethnic-skintones

Blimey! I haven't see that page in a awhile, Early 2000's I seem to recall 

[Mindenbrush]

Thanks 2010sunburst, I had tried the Coolminiornot colours but felt they were too dark as it starts with VMC Chocolate Brown.
Katsuhiko JiNNai also replied with a GW Vermin Brown, Agrax Earthshade wash and then VB/white highlights.
I watched the girl that paints for WS&S, she uses the Foundry Native American triad with washes.
Thanks for the replies, I will try some samples today.

[Lowtardog]

To be honest I used the foundry triad and a wash over the top. I think the big thing is that they look more tannn3d than Europeans to give the contrast

[Baron von Wreckedoften]

Yes, but is that "weatherbeaten, spent their life adventurin' and just got off the boat" Europeans, or "pasty-faced, never went outdoors as it was too dangerous, possible plague victim" Europeans?

Asking for a friend, obviously.....

[Gun bunny]

2010sunburst thanks for the skin tones that will be helpful 

[pikeman]

When I was in the Yucatán I saw people who must have been full-blooded natives. They had this amazing deep red brown skin, burnt sienna would be very close. Really interesting people, black straight hair, not more than 5’6” tall. I had to be careful not to stare, I’m sure we looked as strange to them!