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All, I have been on this site for a while and seem to get a bunch of paint projects to a tabletop standard or... less.
So after feeling a bit like a "poser" I figured I should do my best painting... something anything to prove I can do OK.
SO my sister-in-law took me up on my offer to paint up her Zombicide Season 1 Heroes and Boss Zombie.

It was frustrating, I started off not really having a plan (the cards with the game would have helped) but I figured I would have a "vision" for each and try to apply some element of their plastic colours.

So with no further ado, please see the end result:


I am only showing one view here, because this is how she is going to see it since I will be packing it back in the original box (already in the plastic holder).
The good thing is anyone I have shown this to seems to have a different favorite... I am oddly happy with that.
Mine is the cop, I feel he turned out that good due to accident rather than skill...

Anyway comments are appreciated and please say what character you prefer out of the group.

<edit> Please click on it to be able to zoom in to the ridiculous resolution my "proper" camera was able to do.
If you vote, that is all the more appreciated.

I have given a lot of advice on painting and figure I should open myself to much the same.

Thanks!

These are very nice. You've done a good job keeping very vibrant colors on the minis. The details are well separated and don't blend into each other visually.

The main piece of advice I would give would be to push the contrast on the Abomination a bit to help it have a bit more definition.

They look really well done, I agree the Abomination could use a bit more though.

Thanks guys, you are right, I had picked out more features on the other models but had not added more highlights to the "skin" of the abomination, at least in comparison to the other models.


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Gosh-darn, was doing the matt clear coat and got the "frosties".
Will have to hit it later with gloss, Citadel Purity Seal never again...