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Not all survivors are decent people! - Part 5

Hello ... After reflecting on what base build, I decided to take the side of the road. In this way I could get some variety since I built into the base number of components: asphalt, stone ground variety, some tuft of grass and the inevitable line markings .... Having said that Kurt and I present, little tipaccio recommended that managed to get hold of an old assault rifle .... I think he'll use it as my next campaign for Ganger All Zombie thing .....

For now I decided not to paint other survivors "armed" and to devote some unarmed civilians who populate the city is completing Zerloon ....
To show you that I have not been idle, I give you a little Work in Progress (most advanced) of my next miniature ...
Now pass the ball to you for comments which are, as always, very welcome ...

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Not all survivors are decent people! - Part 4

Hello,
A quick update to show the work done on hair and rifle .. I can only complete the boots but I will not until I decided mettermici as basing the thumbnail .... Asphalt? Land? Side of the road? I look and I tell you, so maybe I can also do some best photo that light, this night is really bad! ;)

--- EDIT --- I tried to take a photo with a slightly better light ... But I failed ... ;)

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Not all survivors are decent people! - Part 3

Hello,
a little work in progress of my bearded bad guy to show you have not been idle in recent days. I still have to work a lot 'but we are coming to an interesting result.
to you the pictures, as always, your comments are much appreciated.

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Not all survivors are decent people! - Part 2

Hello,
after several days of reflection on my latest model, I came to conclusion that the left arm just so wrong. That said and grabbed my trusty knife, I cut a wedge in the arm at the elbow of the thumbnail and I cut off his hand. After placing two pins to give solid (rather than to remedy the weakness of conversion, the pin I need to provide a solid base to prepaint of soft plastic that is difficult to paste in a decent way), I glued the arm and hand in way that holds the barrel of a gun. As you can see, unfortunately, the hand is a bit 'too advanced and not where it should actually be, I will serve as a lesson for next time!
Once the glue dried, with a little bit to procreate (the same one with which I carved stucco pants), I finished the wrist and elbow hours repositioned the flap and added to the pants. At this point the model can be called complete, however, before priming, I want to take some 'time to decide whether to attack and what to wear on the shoulder strap ... Do you have any advice? Look
your comments are, as always, very welcome ...