Zombie Lunch Box

I had all these SLUG Zombie figures in a bag. I needed to give them a good home. So I purchased this Zombie lunch box from Ebay. Seems to make a great carrying case.

Zombie Soldiers Converted from Bravo Team Figures

One aspect of zombie movies and television shows is the lack of focus on how the military would respond and how they would be overrun, given they have the weaponry to make a stand. The first season of Walking Dead barely touched on this when they showed all the military vehicles around the hospital where Rick wakes up from his coma, and then the tank in the middle of Atlanta.  

Anyway, it would be cool for someone to take a look at this part of the fall of society. In the meantime, a few years ago, I grabbed some Bravo Team modern soldiers that were sold at Target and painted them into converted zombies with a little grey and red paint.

Previews Exclusive Customizable 1:18 Scale Zombie

We need more of these. One of these days I'll open it and actually paint it. 

Boss Fight Studios Cryo Zombie

This was a fun addition to the Boss Fight Studio zombie line. Combine a zombie with translucent plastic and you get this wonderful Cryo Zombie.

Also saw this great wheel cover in my office parking lot.

Zombie Lab + Joy Toy Mecha Depot

Just testing out some 1:18 scaled figures with the JoyToy Mecha Depot modular building set. Works great. 

Happy Halloween - The Walking Dead Trade Paperback Cover Paintings

Long ago, I had posted about the recreation of the Walking Dead trade paperback covers I did in acrylic paint on 11x14 inch canvases (Wow - that was a League of Extraordinary Bloggers post from 2016). Since WD ended a year or so ago, I decided to finish the last six covers. Each of the trade paperbacks had a specific picture of the story arc in that book, but the bottom of each trade paperback had a zombie horde that connected from issue to issue. I was practicing my woeful painting skills by doing just the lower zombie horde and connecting each canvas. So here is the finished (almost) set of 32 cover paintings.

Several need some touch ups and finishing but it does look like a lot of fun all together. Laying them in a row, the paintings stretch 37 feet. I also had a hard time laying them out together on the floor so I could take a photo from above. Eight rows of four across worked the best. This is four rows of eight. 

Now eight rows of four. And yes, cover 32 connects with cover 1.

I started this in June 2014. Finished October 2020. Lots of procrastination in there.

Now what to do with these?  :-0