Zomtober zombie count: 1
I haven't gone into this year with a set plan other than going through my lead mountain (seems churlish to pretend it is merely a pile at this stage) and paint up anything that fits the tag zombie, so expect an eclectic mix of ranges and periods, although I am going to try and paint in batches that match certain themes. I will be buying a few models specifically for this but I am attempting to mostly clear out old, unfinished stuff.
As the opening week of Zomtober is only 2 days I have kept my first entry to a manageable single figure, but made up for this by making it a big figure. The Zombie Beast is a Warlord figure from their Project Z range and it is a lovely figure. I choose not to use the stop sign arm as I felt it's not very walking dead to rip a sign out of the ground and hit people with it, my zombies are based much more on the TV show, The Walking Dead.
I have tried to make this guy look more like a hench gym user than a mutant zombie but when I get a photo up of him next to another figure you'll see just how big he is, that's a 50mm base he is standing on. . .
While not Zomtober themed, I have also finished off some other figures that I thought I would add to the end of this post. I realised at the weekend that my Bolt Action German army was suffering from a massive lack of panzerfausts in useful places, so I went able fixing the problem. The assault rifle armed men are all from the Warlord plastic Grenadiers box and the rifleman at the front is the partner of a flame thrower guy that is being used in a different project and looked lonely by himself.
Thanks for reading.
As the opening week of Zomtober is only 2 days I have kept my first entry to a manageable single figure, but made up for this by making it a big figure. The Zombie Beast is a Warlord figure from their Project Z range and it is a lovely figure. I choose not to use the stop sign arm as I felt it's not very walking dead to rip a sign out of the ground and hit people with it, my zombies are based much more on the TV show, The Walking Dead.
While not Zomtober themed, I have also finished off some other figures that I thought I would add to the end of this post. I realised at the weekend that my Bolt Action German army was suffering from a massive lack of panzerfausts in useful places, so I went able fixing the problem. The assault rifle armed men are all from the Warlord plastic Grenadiers box and the rifleman at the front is the partner of a flame thrower guy that is being used in a different project and looked lonely by himself.
Thanks for reading.
Cracking start Mike, what a beast he is!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael. Isn't he?
DeleteAvery serious looking zombie! Nice start to zombtober!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rob. Now to get started on the hordes!
DeleteGreat zombtober start!
ReplyDeletegreetings!
Thanks Michal.
DeleteLovely work. I hadn't spotted that Warlord had done anything other than the plastics for Project Z. I'll have to go and take a look.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kieron. I found him by accident in a local hobby shop!
DeleteGood start to the month! The Zed fig is pretty darn cool, your gore not over the top.
ReplyDelete'Fausts are a prerequisite for any mid-late war German army. Nasty things ruin every tank's day. :)
Thanks Dai. There has to be gore - it's a zombie, but not everyone of them has to be red from head to toe - makes the ones that are seem so much more brutal.
DeleteAnd yes, fausts are useful to just scare tanks even if they don't get used. A lot of value in just that tactic.