Sunday, 11 August 2013

Mantic Zombies

Having had a sort out and re-shooting photos of my various miniatures I have just realised I never took photos of my Mantic Zombies once finished. Bit of a lazy post but I did take new photo's yesterday so :P

Re-vamped the old blog as it was looking a bit odd and mixed. So Here we go enjoy the pics.









41 comments:

  1. Excellent work Simon. A very scary group of rotter.
    More a catch-up post than a lazy one. It makes me want to do some zombie gaming..... hmm that's an idea. Thanks Brummie.

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    1. Thanks Clint, I was looking through my pics and realised I'd only got WIP of these flesh eaters

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  2. Cool zombies and cool new design. Good job on the zombies. I know from experience how hard it is to get them just right: pale skin and nice red gore.

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    1. Thanks they where quick jobs blocked the colours in washed in ogryn flesh top to bottom picked out a few details and drybrushed done!

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  3. Nice!! You've done an excellent paint job on them!

    I like the new look blog too *thumbs up!*

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  4. Nice, if that's the correct word, models great texturing. And an awesome new look.

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  5. Great work there Brummie and those zombies from Mantic are very good

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    1. Thanks PK they are nice for the price. Might get a few ghouls as well.

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  6. Whoa, what a gruesome group! If that's a simple 'blocked in colours and wash' job, then you need a medal!

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    1. Thanks thin paint and a wash all over really quick tbh

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  7. Also, nice blog re-do, particularly the header picture!

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  8. Great timeless group for any gaming period!
    And the new design really suits the blog, doesn't spike the eyes too much, either.

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    1. Cheers dude, more on its theme in the next post.

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  9. Love the new look Simon and these are tremendous zeds! They look really good as a hoard like this, top job Sir.

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    1. Thanks and Thanks Michael. They are nicely detailed miniatures and good for the price

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  10. Great looking horde Simon. I like that header too.

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  11. Good work on the horde (even if an update, new to me and others i would wager!), and the refreshing of the blog looks good too. :)

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  12. Great looking zombies.... what coloure did you use for the flesh??

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    1. Thanks If I recall the flesh is an equal mix of GW Codex Grey and Rotting Flesh, Washed with A heavy coat of Ogryn flesh and thats about it

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  13. Great looking zombies. The new banner is cool too. Best, Dean

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    1. Thanks Dean I really liked the pic when I found it :)

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  14. I'm scared, somebody please hold me....
    Good thing I've bought food supplies this week and I'm partially ready for a zombie apocalypse

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    1. LOL Dezmond :P The object to your left is the weapon you will use to fight the zombies with!

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  15. I don't have any mantic, but for a while, they seemed to be the best option to really boost up your hoard in a hurry. Nice job.

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    1. Thanks Adam yeah I think these can fit into multiple periods so I can use them in EotD, Modern and Fantasy gaming if needed

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  16. Thanks Nathan. I can't remember it was this time last year when I did these it was in batch's of six probably about 10-12 hrs including building time.

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  17. Nice work Simon, what a wotten bunch!

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  18. I quite like the Mantic zombies and think you've done them up nicely.

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  19. real nice Simon, they look very good, paint job is sweet

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  20. They look suitably loathsome and generic for many settings...

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    1. Cheers Scott thats the intention they are filler

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  21. Yeah I built/painted six and then painted something else in between. Did all the basing and varnishing in one go though for consistency

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