Further proof that everything Wargames Atlantic does is brilliant! I have zero need for yet another box of zombies..... And yet now I'm thinking about it 🤣
Fantastic work as always mate! Having used Aethermatic Blue on my own zombies and skellies I can definitely confirm it looks fantastic! I really love the ways you can use it too, for my skellies for example I painted a hand print on each skull in white that I tinted blue and brought back up with more white, so it looks like the Necromancer who raised them had to place his hand on each skeleton to raise them with the spell and it branded them!
Painting mine up in colors like Otzi the Iceman. Like you said, these guys look raised instead of bitten, and no organs and stuff hanging out makes me think maybe they were sitting so long they started to dry out!
Almost all Stargrave boxes have a pair of zombie heads, so a mix from them could be used, also if, from what I saw of the sprue, these "zeds" seems more apt for low-rech/ancient scenarioes
Havent watched yet, need to make a cup of tea first... but the thumbnail reminds me of the amazing zombie game, stubbs the zombie, those were the days!
Your paint job on these zombies looks great and I wouldn't mind supporting Wargames Atlantic. Do you or any of the viewers have any suggestions for a tabletop wargame to use these in? I prefer skirmish size games but any suggestions are welcome. P.S. Love your video on painting the werewolves too.
Lovely zombies, would you ever be willing to do a tutorial on painting some malstrain for necromunda? There isnt many guides for them at this stage and theyre very funky and gross
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Further proof that everything Wargames Atlantic does is brilliant! I have zero need for yet another box of zombies..... And yet now I'm thinking about it 🤣
It's been a pretty solid release lineup lately!
Its one of those kits you can get your hands on no matter what setting you are playing. Can't wait for them to appear in my FLGS
07:20 "...over theeere..."
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Fantastic work as always mate! Having used Aethermatic Blue on my own zombies and skellies I can definitely confirm it looks fantastic! I really love the ways you can use it too, for my skellies for example I painted a hand print on each skull in white that I tinted blue and brought back up with more white, so it looks like the Necromancer who raised them had to place his hand on each skeleton to raise them with the spell and it branded them!
ooooooh, definitely going to steal that one!
Ok. Now I'm excited to try wargaming again. WGA getting into Pulp has me all kinds of hyped.
Painting mine up in colors like Otzi the Iceman. Like you said, these guys look raised instead of bitten, and no organs and stuff hanging out makes me think maybe they were sitting so long they started to dry out!
Ooh, now that's a cool idea! Slightly mummified remains on the march!
Great video Troy. I ordered the John Blanche paints in the end. Looking forward to trying them out
Almost all Stargrave boxes have a pair of zombie heads, so a mix from them could be used, also if, from what I saw of the sprue, these "zeds" seems more apt for low-rech/ancient scenarioes
Thank you , Troy .
🐺Loupis Canis .
Havent watched yet, need to make a cup of tea first... but the thumbnail reminds me of the amazing zombie game, stubbs the zombie, those were the days!
Awesome as always! I am really excited to get my hands on that grimdark shadow wash 👌
oooh. Nice! Looks like a good time for Silver Bayonet! :D
I really want a US Civil War version of Silver Bayonet... either way, this set seems perfect for all sorts of things
Great way to paint zombies :) Necrotic flesh is also what I used for my zombies years ago, great colour for that dead skin.
Braaaiiiiinnsss !
Looks great! The pale green skin reminds me a bit of Scooby Doo "ghosts"/villains though.
Still great fun
Just yesterday I finished building a steampunk zombie horde for my current RPG campaign. 😀 I guess I also have a painting method now.
Very cool!!!!! Great job as always
Ah yes so many heads it’s perfect!
Lovely jubbly. I want to pick up this set when I can. Cheers
Your paint job on these zombies looks great and I wouldn't mind supporting Wargames Atlantic. Do you or any of the viewers have any suggestions for a tabletop wargame to use these in? I prefer skirmish size games but any suggestions are welcome. P.S. Love your video on painting the werewolves too.
Silver Bayonet, Fistful of Lead, or you could even pop them on square bases and mash out units of zombies for fantasy wargames as well.
Guts and blackpowder my guy Guts and blackpowder
awesome zombies
Lovely zombies, would you ever be willing to do a tutorial on painting some malstrain for necromunda? There isnt many guides for them at this stage and theyre very funky and gross
Zombies in military hats, and you didn't paint them like Iron Maiden's mascot, Eddie the Comedy Zombie?!?!
Boo, I say. Boooo!!!! 🤣
I mean... they don't look like Eddie! 😅
@@SonicSledgehammerStudio Chap's got a Shako on. He's basically The Trooper! (don't worry, I'm only joking... Although I might have to buy a set so I can make my miniature Metal Fan's dreams come true).