I got some pulp miniatures painted up for Where Heroes Dare!!! Most of these will be for a mummy's tomb table I want to put together for no real reason in particular, but there are a few other pulp odds and ends too. 
"Snakes, why did it have to be snakes?"
"Snakes, why did it have to be snakes?" This is the Artizan "Not Indy" figure, but they didn't sculpt a whip onto him so this forced me to poorly sculpt my own whip...meh. The lady is part of the Blue Moon mummy set along with most of the figs in this post.
I think the guy on the far left is actually a Marine? I got him in a painting class at Historicon one year and thought he would make a good tomb explorer. I was going to paint his 'big socks' to look like rainbow leg warmers and crank up Olivia Newton John's "Let's Get Physical" everytime he hit the table, but I didn't want to get my ass kicked any more often than I have to.
Here are the priest and Dr. Klomp figs from the Artizan line.
Nightclub singer Jessica and surly detective.
These are some Zombie Hunters I painted and dipped(very poorly) several years back. I brought them back out and added some highlights hoping to make them look a bit better. Meh. I'm going to be slowly building up a 28mm zombie collection over this year I think. We'll see how that goes.
Lookin' good, Mongo!
ReplyDeleteGot to admire a man with a rifle and leg warmers, Good Stuff!
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Nice! Any idea who makes the Zombie Hunters? I couldn't find them at West Wind or Hasselfree.
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Harry,
ReplyDeleteThe chainsaw lady is actually a West Wind figure, I think she was called "Sister Saw". She's in one of their horror lines. The cheerleader I got at a con. The name escapes me, but the line was called something like "babes and guns" or something. The people at the con that sold them are the same people that sell the Kryomek stuff. I have no clue if that helps at all.
Good stuff and nice paintjobs.
ReplyDeleteVery evocative, good luck with your zombie collection too.
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