Painted Reaper Team

I painted the Reaper Team figures black, which i then dry brushed grey and then dry brushed black to dull the grey down.
The first figure i did came out too grey and it was whilst trying to tone down the grey i discoverd how well dry brushing over a previous dry brushing actually worked.
I am fairly happy with the end results.




The figure with the MG initially had the bi-pod with the open legs attached to it, but after a gravity mishap (i.e. i dropped it) the bi-pod broke off leaving the pin that you used to glue it onto the MG in the hole you glue it into.
Attaching the closed bi-pod option for the figure was the only way i could attach the bi-pod.

My first Zombie

I tried a few different ways to paint this zombie, but in the end it was simply a coat of "rotting flesh" paint with red ink wash followed by a dry brushing with the rotting flesh paint again.
Not the best paint job, but it will do nicely for what i want :-)

Some Civilians

This bunch of figures are some that i painted up over a decade ago and have since dusted off to help populate my games.

All are Ral Patha from either the Shadow Run or the Raven Loft sets.

The Dog with No Name

As mentioned in the figure "Something Different", i converted a figure to give me something different to place on the game table.

Here is a photo of the end result.

I have yet to name the dog.

Something Different...

After i placed my order for the Germans and the Zombies i suddenly had the urge to paint the next figure shown.
I sent an email off to enquire if it was possible to add it to the order, and Eureka helped out yet again.
I had ordered the dog shown in the photo as well as another figure that i intended to cut up to get the hand from, but Nic placed a single hand in so i wouldn't have to do a Frankenstein act to convert the figures over.
The hand in the photo is from Sudanese market stall that Eureka sells. I left the assembly pin on the hand in the final result, as i figured this would help add to the look with a bone sticking out of the end of the hand.

Ever since it was first seen in a film starring Toshiro Mifune, the dog with a hand in its mouth has popped up all over the place, so i figured it was only fair that it made an appearance in my campaign too.