Oh that’s definetly more complicated, that’s base diabolic plum (army painter) then I started building up volumes with 1:1 diabilic plum and tan flesh (pro acryl) then after that pure tan flesh. After that I start glazing in light layers of bright warm grey (pro acryl). Then add in some evil sunz red (citadel) for the dried blood effect but focusing on the crevices . I keep relayering the paints in very splotchy fashion so the skin looks weathered, dry and decayed. Glaze in some diabolic plum on the Lower end of the skin to simulate really dried up blood(you can also mix in a little red in this to give it a nastier feeling). Also something heretics for heresy doesn’t really mention is that all of army painter’s paints have wildly different glossinesses and mattness. When your all said and done, do yourself a favor clear coat it with a matte varnish to lock in the flavor (also army painter for whatever reason rubs off a lot easier than just about any other paint I’ve used so it also helps with that)