#DB7D73
Scale75

Orcish Dermis

Fantasy & Games Range

This is Scale75 Fantasy & Games Orcish Dermis, a 17 ml acrylic with a satin finish, made for brush and airbrush use on miniatures.

acrylic
red

Researched paint note

What should you know about Orcish Dermis?

Paint identity
BrandRangeProduct codeTypeCatalog color
Scale75Fantasy & Games RangeNot listedacrylic#DB7D73

Who is this paint for?

Scale75 describes the Fantasy & Games range as designed for painting miniatures, especially wargame figures, with a formulation intended to resist handling on the tabletop.

Source: Scale75 Orcish Dermis product page

Is it brush-only or airbrush too?

Scale75 states the range is valid for both brush and airbrush, so the same pot can be used for either application.

Source: Scale75 Orcish Dermis product page

What finish and format should you expect?

The product page describes a 17 ml acrylic with a satin finish. That is the finish to plan around, since the match table cannot represent surface finish.

Source: Scale75 Orcish Dermis product page

What should you verify before buying?

Confirm the Fantasy & Games range and the colour name. Scale75 uses colour names across several ranges, so checking the line avoids picking a paint from a different series.

Source: Scale75 Orcish Dermis product page

Which catalog colors are closest?

ΔE compares the listed digital color values only. Each row also compares the stored catalog attributes — purpose, chemistry, application, effect, finish and opacity. A conflicting attribute is flagged as a mismatch, a missing one as unverified, and neither is a physical substitute. How these matches are computed.

PaintBrandΔECatalog compatibilityMatch type
Coral (CH 1955/626)Mission Models3.5
Catalog data incompleteUnverifiedapplication: both products not recorded or recognized; effect: both products not recorded or recognized
Nearby color
Blush RedGreen Stuff World4.6
Catalog attribute conflictCross-classpurpose: paint vs ink
Nearby color
Candy RedVallejo5.0
Catalog data incompleteUnverifiedpurpose: candidate not recorded or recognized; chemistry: candidate not recorded or recognized
Nearby color
Coral (CH 1955/626)Mission Models3.5
Catalog data incompleteUnverifiedapplication: both products not recorded or recognized; effect: both products not recorded or recognized
Cross-brand
Blush RedGreen Stuff World4.6
Catalog attribute conflictCross-classpurpose: paint vs ink
Cross-brand
Candy RedVallejo5.0
Catalog data incompleteUnverifiedpurpose: candidate not recorded or recognized; chemistry: candidate not recorded or recognized
Cross-brand

Sources and scope

Closest catalog colors

Digital color matches

ΔE compares the listed catalog color values only, not finish, opacity, or coverage.

Cross-brand catalog colors

Digital color matches

ΔE compares the listed catalog color values only, not finish, opacity, or coverage.

Technical Color Analysis

Orcish Dermis is a warm vibrant red with medium-light value (L*: 62.5). This warm color has saturated saturation (chroma: 41.3), making it excellent for highlights and focal points and perfect for bold, eye-catching areas.

LightnessL* 62.5

Medium-Light

Temperaturewarm

warm

SaturationC* 41.3

Saturated

Lighter midtone excellent for first highlights or as a lighter base coat option.

Warm color that advances visually. Creates energy and draws the eye. Pairs well with cool colors for contrast.

Rich, vivid color with strong presence. Good for focal points and vibrant subjects.

Recommended Undercoats

Grey

Neutral primer works well with medium-toned colors

Zenithal

Pre-establishes highlights and shadows for faster painting

Layering & Paint Order Guide

Layer Paint
70% confidence

Medium-light value works as an intermediate layer between base and highlight

Suggested Layer Progression

Shadow
Base
Layer
Highlight

This paint works best as a layer in your layering sequence.

Layering Tips

  • Apply each layer to progressively smaller areas, leaving previous layers visible
  • Maintain consistent light direction across all layers
  • Thin paints for smoother transitions between layers