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Miniatures Adventure => Future Wars => Topic started by: walktapus on 26 May 2008, 12:53:30 PM
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I've been playing a few zombie games for a solo campaign. I've not been very successful until now. Even playing solo I manage to loose my games. :?
But yesterday I played episode 3 with a new survivors group and all went well ! (except for Frankie)
(http://psilete.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/zz1.jpg)
(http://psilete.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/zz14.jpg)
Full story here : Z campaign - episode 3 (http://psilete.wordpress.com/2008/05/25/z-campaign-episode-3/)
(It's been a long time I have not been here. Not since the move - but tsar1701 keeps talking me about this place and the prof keeps sending messages. This is still a GREAT place !)
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welcome back ;)
I like it a lot, nice report, lots of well painted minis, thumbs up!
like that scene too:
(http://psilete.files.wordpress.com/2008/05/zz10.jpg)
btw, I've highlighted the link in your post.
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Great stuff!
Brian
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Great!!
Are some of those Zs from WestWind?
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Thanks !
Yes Argonor, there are West Wind zombies. Both from the Gothic Horror
(http://storage.canalblog.com/39/71/436629/23987054.jpg)
and the Road Kill ranges.
(http://storage.canalblog.com/60/31/436629/24733500.jpg)
Others are from Clix, Copplestone and from East Riding (Golgo Island).
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Great stuff.I love agreat 'Brrainzzz' game.Excellent. :)
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Love it :-* I like the idea of putting the 2 motels on top of each other, hadnt thought of that,,,great idea
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Zombies make great solo game opponents as all they ever want to do is eat your brains so you pretty much know what your in store for and rules for them are easy to write up in just about any system you might play.
Here are mine for BGWWII.
http://battlegroundweirdwarii.com/Zombies.pdf
Ed's ATZ is a great system and the campaign system is one of the best around. If you ever get a chance to meet Ed do so as he is a great guy and a brilliant game designer. He's a fellow Texan now to so that makes him just a bit more cooler. lol
Brian
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Ed's ATZ is a great system and the campaign system is one of the best around. If you ever get a chance to meet Ed do so as he is a great guy and a brilliant game designer. He's a fellow Texan now to so that makes him just a bit more cooler.
Well I live a bit too far to meet him personaly :) but I have interviewed him through e-mail for a french mag.
I am completely fond of his system and have got almost every Two Hour Wargames ruleset. :-*
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Cracking stuff - very inspirational!
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Wonderful stuff :)
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Excellent! More zombie action! :)
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Great :)
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very very nice :-*I love zombie games.
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Excellent reports. I hadn't seen those WW zombies before, and you painted them dead on. Great terrain, great minis.
What I like about ATZ is that you never can tell what's going to happen. I had a rescue chopper crash on the way in and the pilot killed 15 zeds before falling victim, and the rescue team leader "turned" on the outbound rescue chopper and was blown out the back by a survivor. Weird.
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Hello Walktapus, I was looking on your site and saw your repainted die-cast cars, may IO ask how you painted them to get that nice and dirty effect without completely repainting them? :)
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My quick and dirty method. I put a matt varnish spray coat, then a dry pigments wash (Van Dyck brown) and then a last varnish coat.
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Thanks! It looks great :)
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Walktapus
Planning to paint my Frosty Bar this weekend, Any other close up pics or tips?
Cheers
Karl
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Any other close up pics or tips?
It's here. In French but there are photos.
http://psilete.canalblog.com/archives/2008/05/01/9024902.html (http://psilete.canalblog.com/archives/2008/05/01/9024902.html)
(http://storage.canalblog.com/98/01/436629/25066344.jpg)
I used the glue for tiling (glue and the joint between the tiles. Sorry : don't know how this is called in English). Added with water, and painted with a brush it gives a nice texture to the roof and walls, not too rough, like concrete.