So here it is, deadline day for the first week of Zomtober, and I have to be honest, its not an explosive start. These are the first 4 zombies I will submit to the challenge, if I can do 4 (or more) zombies every week this month I should be able to take the asterix off of my zombie horde label, which is my real aim.
Zomtober zombie count:4
Humans in wargames always seem to be white, so I have planned to get some other colours mixed into my horde to try for a bit more diversity, and I have to say, I am really pleased with how his skin colour came out. I was really worried it would just be a muddy brown rather than an actual brown skin colour.Now can I work out how to get a variation in darker skin colours?
Right, I had better get some serious painting done to make the next few weeks a bit more impressive, and I do have some good plans to put into motion.
Thanks for reading this, now I am off to paint some more zombies and read the other entries . . .
Looking good! The mix of skin colours looks great.
ReplyDeleteYou mention you're looking for skin variations ... Loki's Great Hall has this ~
http://napoleonicwargamingadventures.blogspot.co.uk/p/vallejo-flesh-sets.html
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Thanks gingerbhoy. Thanks for the link, I will definitely follow that up, always up for painting tips.
DeleteVery nice additions to the horde.
ReplyDeleteThanks Simon. Always good to have a motivator like this to get you going with a project.
DeleteThat's a cracking start Mike and reminds me that I've got a box of those vixens kicking around somewhere.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael. Its the weird sort of box that every gamer has stashed somewhere. Have to say they are really nice figures. Dig them out!
DeleteA nice group you have there - the young lady is a favourite. Great stuff.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dannoc. The zombies vixens models were a lot nicer than the male zombies I picked up. Useful sprue for a bit of variety in my horde but other than that I wouldn't buy more. Although I am now looking at some wargames factory male zombies . . .
DeleteGood job on the brown skin. True that most of the mini are painted with white skin. Brown skinned minis add to the diversity. Well done
ReplyDeleteThanks Cerdic. Variety is the key when painting a horde. Otherwise its easy to lose momentum.
DeleteVery nice start to Zomtober, you just have to like these ladies! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Toni. I can't fault the wargames factory zombie sculpts at all.
DeleteGreat start dude!
ReplyDeleteBoth those boxes have some nice zombies in them.
Thanks Bob. I can't argue with that!
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