Zombies, lots of them!

No army of Scifi Nazis is complete without some zombies. Thus, I finally, sit to paint my 45 Deadzone zombies. This was the largest number of 28-30mm miniatures I painted at once so far, but my "assembly line" approach works wonders, I must say, and I managed to finish these on 2 weeks of work in the evenings.

I wanted them to look mostly like prisioners who've been submitted to some genetic/biological engineering by the evil nazi scientists, thus the orange uniform. Still, I did a thrird of the mob (15 models) in some different schemes, so to have more diversity of looks.

Now this is a releaving sight, a horde of zombies running on the opposite direction!

Deadzone Striders

Finally got my hands on the Deadzone Striders. I got 4 on my kickstarter pledge, for the ridiculous price of US$10.00, each (!)

These are the models I like the most from this kickstarter. Great design, very Scifi, and finely engineered.

I magnetized their torsos and arms, and now I can pose them differently, pivoting their waists, and can also exchange weapons. Even though Deadzone has unique weapons for the Corporation and Plague versions, I chose to make all weapons available to my 3 Corportation striders and my single Plague one. Who knows what Warpath will bring us, anyway?

Magnetizing also allows me to give them dramatic poses, such as this one here:

Here is my Plague Strider, with close combat weapons:

With heavy gun:

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Painted Deadzone Rebs

Last week, I painted my Rebels for Deadzone. Cool minis, nice looking faction, with a handful of different races.

Those guys saw action last saturday, when my friend Rodrigo played them against my Plague faction. Contrary to popular belief, not all models are smashed flat on their debuting game. These guys won a solid victory!

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