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So finished my first series of Zombie Runner/Survivor sculpts, havent been able to print these due to my Solus' projector going down. So hopefully this weekend we'll see how they look at 42-45mm and go from there.

These arent done, but theres stuff I need to test print wise before I finalize the look (Like the barbed wire zombie needs more wire, but I need to see how it comes out)

Every settlement after the zombie apocalypse (or any apocalypse) is going to need runners to search for supplies, run missions, and act as envoys.

What do you guys think?

Pros: I like the look of all of them! Seems like they all have an interesting back story and seem to live in the same world. Rare you see prosthetic on minis, I like it, makes it look more real. I like that these minis take place years after the first outbreak, would like to see more!

Cons: The Axe handle seems small. The Clothes on the zombies are "odd" like garbage bag suits. The runners right arm muscle is too small or just looks that way.

Input:I think the runners should have bags on them for carrying supplies. I think more barbed wire on the zombies arm would look great.

Great Stuff!

I agree, the male runner's right arm looks half the size of his left. I love the prosthetic on the female, but it seems like it may be set slightly too far back from where the weight would be properly distributed. It's a lazy Sunday afternoon though, so I'll trust your judgement rather than looking for some reference pictures. Nice work overall!