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| I bought these when they first came out and based and primed them up individually as I do all zombies. However, after a series of games with the group it became a tedious endeavor to move roaming groups of single zombies. |
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| I had assembled many of them badly and over-primed what were already shallow details - especially around the mouths and glasses, that I thought -screw it - these are perfect for mass basing. No one will notice how awful they came out. |
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| All 24 on common variety fender washers available anywhere - and based for easy casualty removal. |
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| The eye details - part sculpting, part my fault, just made me do the standard glowy, blind eyes. This group has been on my desk for years and I've pecked away at them between other models; its useful to have non-regimented figs around like zombies or pirates around for when there is left over color on the palette. |
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| I would assemble these much differently today. Then I was going for mass variety which led to some improbable combinations and even odder posing. |
Fantastic result considering how blurry those casts are. Really makes me to want assembling mine. I am only waiting for Warlord selling their new male Zombies in single sprues to mix in their heads and arms for variety and more defined Details.
ReplyDeleteWhat exactly do you mean with: "I would assemble these much differently today. " Might help me with my Zombies.
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Yes, I got all the sleeve arms on the shirt bodies and the bare arms on the tank top bodies, but some arrangements fit better than others. I was trying to get 24 absolutely unique figures when I should have settled with making duplicate structures where the fit worked better. There's an old guy in there with a tie wearing shorts that probably shouldn't have happened, for example. I probably should have done more bare chested guys in shorts than distributing them across all the leg types too.
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