Just the brains, ma'am

Lame Dragnet reference for a gimpy armed zed. Still on the late night schedule for updates.

Grrrarh

(I'm still running behind schedule)

This is a nice mini from Cold War miniatures' Downtown pack.

Made it!

Almost missed it, but I made it. Today at least.

Don't let the teddy bear fool ya

Now with bonus cat hair. Quick Zed with company here.

Skinny Little Bugger

With visitors coming in from the weekend I've been running around trying to get the place clean. So here is a quick Zed sans basing.

It'll be based for the roundup photo at week's end.

Zedicus Prime

This is the first zombie I painted. I actually got this guy free at Gen Con a couple yearsw ago. I can't remember the name of the booth, but you had to recite a phrase from thier website and then you got a zombie.

Go Fetch

New photo setting, doesn't look at sharp to me.

Almost Had Him

If the head wound had been a little deeper he wouldn't be walking around in those overalls.

Not my favorite mini or paint job.

Whaaaaasssssup?!

What up Z?

Nothin' much, shamblin' 'round, munchin' some brains.

True, true.

Is that a gang sign he's flashing?

If so, he's the hippest zed this side of Beaumont St.

Westside Zs for life... err... yeah.

What a Mess!

When a Zed goes up against a swordsman and comes out on top this is what you're left with.

First Down of the Dead

The severed head tucked under the arm is a great touch.

Send More Brains!

With one hand still clutching his briefcase and the other forever raised to his ear, this is one sad, hungry zombie.

Caught Red-Handed

From a range of 'Rage' zombies. I'm not a fan of fast zombies, but I can use the distinctive beastial style of this mini for some other special purpose amongst the horde.

Daaaate......daaaaaate

The blending came out better on the skin, but the clothes could use another pass.

I'm going to try a more neutral background next week.

Pineapple Shorts

The shorts turned out ok, but the pineapples are hard to see. I like the mini but I'm second guessing my basework. Either way the base needs touching up.

Right On, Right On!

One down! Lots to go.

I look forward to seeing how my skills improve as time goes on. Any comments or tips are welcome.

I'm happy with how the freehand trefoil on the tee shirt turned out (though it should be flipped top to bottom).