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Here's some photo's of a game I ran at a show in Bristol last Sunday. The survivors had to find the car keys and any useful weapons while trying to avoid being eaten. I painted everything in shades of grey to get the look of the original black and white film...

Looks good.

What rules did you use for it?

I adapted Fortress Figures 'Zombie Plague' rules (simplified them even more...). The survivor figures are from Hasslefree and the zombies were from Cold War.
Mick

Awesome look man. it isnice to see someone making a game out of that classic movie. I really wanted to see that preacher though....... Where did you get that humvee and are the doors sealed shut??

The Humvee was from a local die cast shop out of their sale bin. Unfortunately the doors are sealed...
Mick

Wow, is this like the Minimal Terrain movement or what? lol. I do kind of like it though, somehow it's oddly appropriate for a Zed game

I like it a lot and the B&W color scheme is brilliant.

Very cool, I have alot of Kevs figs, that line is great. I just have not been able to find Zombies that are not pure crap next to them. Horrorclix seem to be the best so far but the clicky part makes them a bit of a bother to collect at a fixed budget, comsidering the volume needed for such an enterprise. Your black and white paint idea was genius!

Very Cool. Good Call with the greyscale, definitely makes it look like an old horror movie.

Wow, is this like the Minimal Terrain movement or what?

I ended up with about 9 hours to make and paint the scenery from 2 A1 sheets of plasti-card due to work commitments, wanted a lot more furniture and shading details on it but time ran out...
Cheers for all the comments guys! I'm tempted to do some WWII figures the same way for another skirmish game now...
Mick

yea that looks awesome! (me personally, i am waiting for the outbreak to happen any day now......)
but also i really like the color scheme. it really looks like the B&W zombie films. very nice