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Originally bought this for a GW monthly painting competition but I got sidetracked and never went further than half building it. I play vampire counts so I have no use for the model, so I decided to make it into a zombie filler unit and save me 35 zombies.

How big a unit of zombies are you using it in? I don't think I've ever seen a filler unit representing 35 models.

 Mysterious Pants wrote:
How big a unit of zombies are you using it in? I don't think I've ever seen a filler unit representing 35 models.

I usually run a 150 base zombies then I need more for resurrecting for two lvl 4s and a lvl 2


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And I've had friends use giants, gardens of morr pieces for zombie fillers since the gw scuplts are bad.

I like the battle damage and water effects. The model could use some highlights though, or a lighter tone if you've applied them already. Maybe very light drybrushing could work on the back/legs?
Cool idea still ^^

 soulcow wrote:
I like the battle damage and water effects. The model could use some highlights though, or a lighter tone if you've applied them already. Maybe very light drybrushing could work on the back/legs?
Cool idea still ^^

Picture doesnt show it but there is drybrushing on the back legs along with highlights. I just went the base fang, then dry brush and layer russ grey and wash drakenhof. But thanks for the comment!