Cyntia or every other woman, please don't feel offended.
I bought the miniatures with the sole purpose to train painting skintones; so i was searching for models which were really fully covered in Skin instead of clothes. This special range of models has the additional advantage of realistic Head proportions (even if other proportions are not really realistic); so the first time i could try how difficult a head in realistic proportions is to paint. Coming from Games Workshop models, i am used to oversized Eyes and Heads and Hands which are easy to paint, but look a little strange on the finished model.
Other than gaming miniatures, i spent a full day only on this one miniature to get a result that was vaguely pleasing me - on gaming miniatures i spend much less time.
I tried Latino Colors: So it is a dark haired model with white base skintone, but with reddish/yellowish brown shadows in every corner. I am not really pleased with the outcome, because the final result really is a white person.
If you click on the pictures, they will become about 4x to 5x bigger than the reality, so you will see every single failure.
Front side
Back side
Just for the proportions, here is a little size comparision with one of my 40k Ork Boyz

Just befor this one, i tried to paint a latina which was really dependend from equatorial Indians, maybe mixed with some african slaves - so the skin is all brown and red. I was not really happy with the mini itself. It is from Hasslefree Miniatures and has a head like a GW model. This is why I was finally buying the Pinups of Death to continue the little project.

Interesting about this one is that I used matte colors only - but on the photo she is quite glossy. The problem was, I was just painting her without priming her. So underneath her skin there is no black color but just hard gleaming metal.
In the fierce Toulousian sun; the metal was shining through the color, giving her the appearance of being painted with high gloss color. It is a failure I will never repeat.























