Zombicide Miniatures (start to paint walkers)

[Teskal 1941]

I startet a long while ago to paint the Survivors and Zombivors and did als a while nothing. So I started this weekend to proceedwith error corrections and some highlights. Made even new errors (Belles face). :-)

 

I started also to make the bases looking like a street. My only problem is, I didn't found the color I want to use. I still need to look for the correct Vallejo color which gives me the color I want. Another problem I had with some of the bases was, I made it to thick, so it looks like the charakter is sunken in the base a little bit.

 

I want to use also some of the files for the bases from another >>post<<.

 

I will post in the next few days the others. All theminis will get a show off after I completed the bases and made my own Lightbox (which will need 2 weeks until I can proceed on it again ).

 

About Josh's 'Guillotine Games'-Symbol. I printed it out with a inkjet. But it looked very weak, so I painted over the lines with white.

 

Ned, Belle, Amy and Kirk

 

 

 

Josh, Rose, Dakota and Brad

 

 

Here you can see how I will store my minis:

 

 

 

The following metal tray I can put on the top wooden strips in the box:

 

Edited July 19, 2014 by Teskal

[Teskal 1941]

Ok, here is a 42 minutes video:

 

Season 3 Zombicide: Changing the Game CMON EXPO 2014 Panel

 

 

wrong thread...

why can't I delete it?

Edited May 31, 2014 by Teskal

[Teskal 1941]

I repainted the bases, here is every painted Survivor and Zombivor I have. (Derek is missing)

 

Wanda, Kim, Amy

 

Raoul, Shannon, Rose

 

Neema, Belle, Adriana

 

Lea, Dakota, Brad

 

Joshua, Rick, Ralph

 

Josh, Thaissa, Kirk

 

Grindlock, Watts, Ned

 

Elsa, Phil, Doug

 

Season 2 Wave 2 Survivors and Zombivors:

I started friday evening painting them, until the next morning. 20 have already a base coat of paint on them. Next step are washes and highlights.

Edited May 31, 2014 by Teskal

[Teskal 1941]

Blood:
use tamiya clear red x27 + black or brown
or instead of tamiya clear red you can also use Minitair Ghost Tint Fresh blood.

More about

in this video, most important is the first 30-40 seconds.

For

is this video good:

I do mine zombies similiar to this video:

Only difference is, that I put on the skin an extra drybrush highlight.
I use different Vallejo skin colors + bonewhite for the drybrush or vampiric shadow or vampiric skin from Reaper Miniatures

I use normally Vallejo game color or model color, some reaper paints and Tamiya clear red.

I primed all walkers together with army painters necrotic flesh:

Ok, only female zombies are visible, while making the photo
You can see where the others stood while priming...
Under the newspaper is a metal sheed I use normally to transport the minis.

And under every mini is a magnet in the middel of a washer. So I could easily hold all of them in one hand and prime them wit the other hand.

First batch of zombies I started to paint on friday evening.
After the primer, I put only the first coat of paint on the minis. And highlight of the skin.


2nd batch today, only first coat of paint:

Not every Zombie from today is on the photo. I did 48 Walkers today, 7 female zombies still need some paint.
And I still need to put color on hair, belts and shoes on todays minis.

Here are all painted zombies from today (photo made with flash light):


I used the brush from Raphael 8402, size 2/0
Only for the bases I used a bigger brush.


But more important is that I will use red on the side of the base to identify normal grey zombies from S1 and PO box. Runners will get later a yellow stripe on the base itself.

Toxic Zombies will get a green border and Angry Zombies Orange.


About my Zombie Box:


Here is the metal sheed I used also for priming:


Next batch waiting to be primed: