Zombicide Board game painting minis

Zombies are really cool, it sound quite weird to say this but I love them.

One board game that I have spend many hours is Zombicide. Its a really cool cooperative board game and it has well finished figures that worth painting.

This game has the main characters and the zombie creatures. The coolest part painting them is the rot and bloody details on them.

I started painting with this figures in case I do wrong I will have same good results.

Lets see the painting results on main characters and abominations.

Now some of the zombies and painting process.

I spend approximately 2 days to paint them and this was the result.

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Scythe board game - Bjorn and Mox BOT Paint work BOT

Character Bjorn and Mox BOT from Scythe board game. Following the style as other character bots we paint this one.

Process: Primer layer, main color layers, shader, dry brush and details.

In this video you will see the painting process of this mini.

 
I have use color codes from Vallejo, Tamiya and Citadel.


Vallejo acrylic colours used:

• 70.602 Black primer + 70.919 Foundation white (50/50)
• 70.951 White

Tamiya acrylic colours used:

• X-13 Metalic blue

Citadel shaders used:

• Darkenhof Nightshade

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Scythe board game - Bjorn and Mox Paint work

Character Bjorn and Mox from Scythe board game. I really liked to paint this mini. Although the buffalo is the bigger companion animal it have some tricky parts such head and the mount.

Lets dive into another painting session with the full collection of characters in Scythe board game. Always the tricky part was painting the detail to fits the same way that is showed in the character cardboard.

Scythe board game - kiko and Jiro BOT Paint work

Character Kiko and Jiro BOT from Scythe board game. Following the style as other character bots we paint this one.

In this video you will see the painting process of this great mini.

 
I have use color codes from Vallejo, Tamiya and Citadel.


Vallejo acrylic colours used:

• 70.602 Black primer + 70.919 Foundation white (50/50)
• 70.997 Silver
• 70.959 purple

Citadel shaders used:

• Nul oil

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Scythe board game - kiko and Jiro Paint work

Character Kiko and Jiro from Scythe board game. This is a realIy cool mini to paint. The purple colour, the Japanese style, the skirt and the monkeys turns this mini in a unique piece. This is the final result.

Lets dive into another painting session with the full collection of characters in Scythe board game. Always the tricky part was painting the detail to fits the same way that is showed in the character cardboard.

In this video you will see the painting process of this great mini.

 
I have use color codes from Vallejo, Tamiya and Citadel.

Vallejo acrylic colours used:

• 70.851 White
• 70.951 White
• 71.057 Black
• 70.861 Gloss Black
• 70.959 purple
• 71.076 Skin tone
• 70.992 Neutral grey
• 70.997 Silver
• 70.847 Dark sand
• 70.923 Japan UNIF. WWII
• 70.828 Woodgrain
• 70.956 Orage
• 70.815 Basic skin tone
• 70.891 Intermediate Green
• 71.003 Red RLM23

Tamiya acrylic colour used:

• XF-56 Metallic grey

Citadel shaders used:

• Reikland Fledhshade
• Nul oil

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Scythe board game - Gunter, Nacht and Tag BOT Paint work

In this post I explain the process used to paint easily the Bot from red character Gunter, Nacht and Tag  from the Scythe board game. There are no tricky part painting this figure.

In this youtube video you will see the painting process of this cool mini.

I have use color codes from Vallejo and Citadel.

Vallejo acrylic colours used:

• 70.602 Black primer + 70.919 Foundation white (50/50)
• 70.997 Silver

Citadel shaders used:

• Nul oil

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Scythe board game - Gunter,Nacht and Tag Paint work

Character Gunter,Nacht and Tag from Scythe board game was the first Scythe figure I painted. I tried to respect carefully the colour tones and design used in de character cardboard. This is the result

Lets dive into another painting session with the full collection of characters in Scythe board game. Always the tricky part was painting the detail to fits the same way that is showed in the character cardboard.

In this video you will see the painting process of this great mini.

 
I have use color codes from Vallejo, Tamiya and Citadel.

Vallejo acrylic colours used:

• 70.851 White
• 70.951 White
• 71.057 Black
• 70.861 Gloss Black
• 71.249 Nato Brown
• 70.847 Dark sand
• 70.953 Flat yellow
• 70.983 Flat earth
• 70.981 Brown Orange
• 70.872 Chocolate brown
• 70.828 Woodgrain
• 70.956 Orage
• 70.815 Basic skin tone
• 71.076 Skin tone
• 70.891 Intermediate Green
• 70.923 Japan UNIF. WWII
• 71.003 Red RLM23

Tamiya acrylic colour used:

• XF-56 Metallic grey

Citadel shaders used:

• Reikland Fledhshade
• Nul oil

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Scythe board game - Olga and Changa Paint work BOT

In this post I explain the process used to paint easily the Bot from red character Olga and Changa from the Scythe board game. There are no tricky part painting this figure. In this youtube video you will see the painting process of this cool mini.

I have use color codes from Vallejo and Citadel.

Vallejo acrylic colours used:

• 70.602 Black primer + 70.919 Foundation white (50/50)
• 71.003 Red RLM23
• 70.997 Silver

Citadel shaders used:

• Nul oil

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Scythe board game - Olga and Changa Paint work

Olga and Changa character is probably the best figure I have paint from the collection of characters in Scythe board game.

The tricky part was painting the tiger detail to fits like tiger are. In this youtube video you will see the painting process of this great mini.

I have use color codes from Vallejo, Tamiya and Citadel.

Vallejo acrylic colours used:

• 70.851 White
• 70.951 White
• 71.057 Black
• 70.861 Gloss Black
• 71.249 Nato Brown
• 70.847 Dark sand
• 70.953 Flat yellow
• 70.983 Flat earth
• 70.981 Brown Orange
• 70.872 Chocolate brown
• 70.828 Woodgrain
• 70.956 Orage
• 70.815 Basic skin tone
• 71.076 Skin tone
• 70.891 Intermediate Green
• 70.923 Japan UNIF. WWII
• 71.003 Red RLM23

Tamiya acrylic colour used:

• XF-56 Metallic grey

Citadel shaders used:

• Reikland Fledhshade
• Nul oil

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