I actually dragged the Hadrons out of the cabinet 'awaiting painting storage queue' last night and slapped them around briefly with the hairy sticks. I had a problem in painting I needed to work out and I *think* I may have resolved it - hopefully! so there may be more progress on these this week back pain (and therefore sitting) permitting.
On other minis I have been looking for some stuff missing since the house move. Particularly some modern zombies.
Zeds. Walkers. The dead. Deaders.
Call them what you will, I need ta lot for an upcoming game. I have finally found 24 under-coated minis, mostly Studio Miniatures with some smattering of Hasslefree, Crocodile Games and Tengu, so work should resume on them soon. especially as I have been catching on watching The Walking dead (which has been ace, by the way) and I have the volume 1 hard-cover of the Walking dead awaiting reading!
Any top tips for painting zeds, I am awful at painting rotting flesh and so forth.
ReplyDeleteI posted a zed on my other minis blog (Eclectic Gentleman Tabletop Gamer), and used Vallejo green-grey as the base colour, mixing in basic skin tone at 2:1, 1:1, and 1:2 highlights.
ReplyDeleteYou are in for a treat with the Walking Dead hardcover.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing your horde progress. Do you think that you will be able to keep your painting style up to the usual standard while painting such a potentially large group of miniatures?
Who knows? I kinda hope so, but may do small batches for extra speed.
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