Suburban ATZ town of Old Shoreham UPDATED PICS!

[aliensurfer]

what models are you using for Z's? am tempted to do this in 1:72nd if I can find the zeds.

[Too Bo Coo]

I love the cars, what brand are they? Your paintjobs really work well on them, is that a MFP paintjob on the ute?

Cheers mate!  The SUV is a Russian brand I got on my last trip and the Stang is an 'Auto-Projects' line from M2, they come all scuffed up.  I love the line!

And yes, that's the MFP Heavy Interceptor.... >

[Too Bo Coo]

Beautiful - love the shot up windows!

Cheers mate! Just went to town with a sewing needle!

[Too Bo Coo]

what models are you using for Z's? am tempted to do this in 1:72nd if I can find the zeds.

20mm is AWESOME!  All of this terrain, including materials, about $60.00.  VERY happy in this scale, and in a pinch, it passes the sniff test for 30mm too.

The zeds are from http://www.elhiemfigures.com/29.html

this is the link to the zed page.  Pretty reasonable and a good variety of poses!  I should have them started in the next couple of weeks!

[Too Bo Coo]

Cheers mate!  The SUV is a Russian brand I got on my last trip and the Stang is an 'Auto-Projects' line from M2, they come all scuffed up.  I love the line!

And yes, that's the MFP Heavy Interceptor.... >

Just found the box.  The SUV is a 1:60 scale 'Welly'

[Centaur_Seducer]

Oh! Great work on these You've really tingled my already overtingled 20mm interest!
I'll be following this!

[Too Bo Coo]

Oh! Great work on these You've really tingled my already overtingled 20mm interest!
I'll be following this!

Thank you very much, it's been a fun and surprisingly fast project!  Each building start to finish has not taken more than 2 days, with lots of that taken up with drying time....  Once you go 20mm, you never go back (sure you do, but that's ok too)

[aliensurfer]

20mm is AWESOME!  All of this terrain, including materials, about $60.00.  VERY happy in this scale, and in a pinch, it passes the sniff test for 30mm too.

The zeds are from http://www.elhiemfigures.com/29.html

this is the link to the zed page.  Pretty reasonable and a good variety of poses!  I should have them started in the next couple of weeks!

thanks, can use my HO railway stuff and my 1:72nd moderns and just buy some of these beggars, I'll be good to go :-)

[Too Bo Coo]

thanks, can use my HO railway stuff and my 1:72nd moderns and just buy some of these beggars, I'll be good to go :-)

Looking forward to seeing your project

[Too Bo Coo]

Ok, the town of Old Shoreham is 95% done!  This was about a month's worth of time, working VERY part time.  It was something to give me a break between writing...   

I'll also be adding some details and stuff once they arrive, not to mention all the minis...

I was too eager not to take pictures to post up!

I present, Old Shoreham.

Please feel free to comment, I'm interested to get people's overall feedback. 

[von Lucky]

I love the grittiness.

[Too Bo Coo]

Cheers Mate!  I wanted this terrain to serve at least double duty.  So it's good zombie games, pure PA games like After the Horsemen, smaller scale CW games, etc.

I must say I'm VERY happy with how it all turned out, I highly recommend the Zuzzy products.  Really first rate.

I mounted it on mdf with white glue and then weighed it down with anther board and 12 bricks for about 5 days.  It set perfectly.  DO NOT use spray-on glue.  This seems like a 'no-brainer' until a millisecond after you hit the trigger....  It sticks immediately and gives no opportunity to fine tune the fit, which is absolutely necessary.  I do plan to run a bead of super glue around the rim to permanantly join the seam.

All that said, I took a good deal of inspiration from Za Zjurman's Wild West board!

[S_P]

Really like that- came together well.

[Too Bo Coo]

Really like that- came together well.

Cheers Mate!  I'm halfway through my Survivor Gang already.

20mm paints up SO fast...

[Too Bo Coo]

Just wanted to give a sneak peek at my first gang, and a sample of the table set up.