Zombies

[Carlos]

Nice job. Going better and better.
Think the film in the cinema will have a great attendance.

[Lobowwe]

Yeek! Very well painted- I can almost smell the rot of the zombies' corpses! Definitely wouldn't want to meet ANY one of them

[Beano Boy]

Every figure I paint leans upon the dark side of Zomby ! BB

[Quepwik]

Thanks for your comments

[Quepwik]

Street is done. Now it's time for weathering job !



More photo here : http://scale72world.blogspot.fr/2017/04/zombies-part22-diorama.html

[Quepwik]

Always working on. More détails added.




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[Cryns]

Dear Quepwik,

My congratulations with the result you achieved by now!
Buildings and streets look splendid.
But most remarkable is your spooky, cinematographic light.
It must be difficult to find the right balance between too dark and too much light.
Especially when you add your vehicles and zombies and you start to make close up pictures.
But I am sure, if you keep lighting also the details of your dio part by part with as much attention and accurateness as your last picture of the total dio looks like, you are reaching an atmospheric level that has hardly ever seen before here at this forum.
Well done, I look forward to see the next steps.

[Graeme]

Excellent streetscape and the lighting is brilliant.

That shot looking down the deserted street is the perfect opening scene for the horror movie about to happen.

[sberry]

I love those pics, in particular the last one with the perspective down the street. One already feels the tension and knows there will appear a horde of zombies, even if you don't see them yet. Really a movie-like quality in those photos.

[Carlos]

The base looks perfect, one of the more realistic diorama bases that y have see not only in 1/72, even in the more large scales.
Have to consider also you are working with a "classic" atmosphere, wich make it more difficult to do.
It's cler that you master the techniques, but but your ability to add details with imagination and originality is something to note, because you go beyond just mastering techniques.
The street paved (asphalt?) is incredible. Think it will be a many modelers trying these effects. And that is remarkable, form the start, this work has been inspirational and encouraging for us to try with all these new tings that you have experienced before, you are opening a new gap for modelism for all of us.
I have to say that my two actual projects has been inspired for this work you are making.
Many thanks for that.

[Quepwik]

wow wow wow !

Many thanks for your comments.

[Susofrick]

That looks exactly like a street I don't want to visit! Perfect for zombies in other words!

[Mai Strac]

Always working on. More détails added.




Little more here : http://scale72world.blogspot.fr/

Awesome work, no words

Can't wait to see the human survivor!!

[Quepwik]

Work of the week :



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And more here : http://scale72world.blogspot.fr/2017/05/zombies-part24-diorama.html

[Michael Robert]

Héhé Quepwik,

the possibilities of our 25 mm miniatures are endless. Now urban B-movie horror scènes. Real Gore
... and somehow that turd on the wall looks familiar.
Real good Entertainment

je suis ravi Michaël

[Quepwik]

Many thanks Michaël !

[Hellboy]

Quepwik, a great work from you. All seems very realistic! The pictures look as if they were taken from a real zombie movie.
Very nice I find the refuse containers and the waste in it ..... how real! Such details inspire me!
A great project!! I really like it!!!

[Carlos]

Really amazing. Everithing perfect!

[Quepwik]

many thanks all

[Beano Boy]

Here we have scratch built waste bines, and horridly painted Zombies,just how they should be. Plus the developing layout after dark, and most dangerous .___________Well Gunnar, found it a place he has no likelihood of wishing to visit.
Quepwik,throw a storyline into this topic,and it would certainly be gory magic time. BB