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Monday, January 19, 2015

Zombicide: Survivor


I forget which character this is, but I'm too lazy to go look it up. For the basecoat, I approached this figure like I do the monochromatic zombies. For the zombies, I would start with a heavy drybrushing of the base color, followed by lighter drybrushings of the highlight colors (then picking out details and skin highlights.)

With this figure, I drybrushed the basecoat to help pick the details out of the black primer. This layer also helps to pick out which areas would need to be highlighted. For the trenchcoat, I actually just used the drybrushed base color as the color for the coat (followed up with a very light brushing of some highlight color.) The drybrush helps keep the colors stark and gritty.

I still have a couple more survivors to paint up, but they represent the last of my Rue Morgue survivors. Then it'll be on to some more monochromatic zombies!

7 comments:

  1. Great painting again on that figure.

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  2. Hello, is it ok when i post the pictures from your Zombicide Models at zombicide.de with credits to your site? It is a German Fan Site. Your Miniatures are really great. I would like to show it on the site.

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    1. Yes yes - please share my photos!
      :)

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    2. Thank You. Here is the Galery http://zombicide.de/bemalte-miniaturen-galerie/

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