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Strange, the minis look not worse than Black Plague Zs to me...

The survivor resins are looking pretty nice. Interesting to.see how they survive the transition to pvc.

I can still pay for my pledge here - I like the look of many of the minis, but some of the previews are leaving my thinking that CMON might have taken a step back in terms of their PVC quality?

Soft 'resin' previews - leading to soft detail PVC production minis?

Any thoughts - or words to convince me one way or the other?

After the preview pictures, I'm convinced that about 30% of the minis will be low detail mush and that CMON don't care.

That being said, I'm generally pessimistic and reactionary.

Any sort of delay on big projects like this( to fix truly crappy resins for example) pushes out the timeline of everything else in their pipeline. So I think anything with a crappy preview resin will end up as a melty PVC mini.

Green Horde plastics were nice. I'm still hoping these will turn out to be of equal quality.

Yeah, probably so.

Decisions, decisions!

Some of the initial 'plastic' previews of the main box minis looked quite good.

I think I'll gamble on it, as the minis have so many additional 'counts as' potential for me too...

In general, I would just assume that the pictures of resins you saw are good indicators of final quality. Many of them looked good. One batch with the interesting creatures looked poor. The final product will almost certainly follow the same route, with everything adjusted down a bit in quality from the resins.

I was reading some of these posts about the quality and wow, a lot of people seem disappointed with some of the previews. I was very disappointed that I missed out on this Zombicide kickstarter, so I pledged for Project: Elite and picked up the Zombicide: Invader crossover to prep for the future. Regardless, if anyone isn't happy with the previews from Zombicide: Invader, please back out of the pledge/ kickstarter while you still can! I'm on the late pledge list so I would gladly take your place.

They've posted some production plastic pictures - They look good to me for PVC board game minis sure one or 2 details could be sharper (thinner gun parts) but overall they are grand.

I thought they looked pretty good.as.well. The smallest gun barrels look a wee bit warp, but otherwise the details look.pretty crisp.

It does look good. Then again I thought it looked good during the campaign so maybe I'm a bit biased.

I look forward to getting this!

I think they look OK, but definitely inferior to the recently delivered HATE miniatures. The first guy doesn't have much of a face and their left arms with the shock glove things, fingers and armor plate edges all look a little melty to me.

The color of the plastic is propably hiding some of the details for the heroes. If you look at the monster, it has nice details and it has a bit darker coloured plastic.

Anyway, I'm happy with these guys. They will form a squad under the SciFi skirmish game rules I just kickstarted.

The Orphan Gang production plastics review is up now and they look great. Nice details and nothing too melty or soft looking. Looking forward to.painting them up in super bright fluorescent

The Orphan gang was the only extra I bought. It is always nice to have kid characters for the nieces and nephews etc.

They are thankfully looking okay from a detail standpoint. They will be fun to paint.