I started painting mini’s because of Shadows of Brimstone. So far, I have only painted the zombies in Last Night on Earth. I figured that this was a good place to start, since I never play the game anyway.
So, when I finally picked up Shadows, I started putting them all together. It’s been an extremely slow process. That said, I don’t mind. I’m having a blast.. Honestly, I just want to spend more time with my games. I can’t have friends over to play ALL the time, and it gets me off of my computer (software developer by trade).
Once I got all of the pieces assembled (cut out, filed down, washed, and glued) we were getting anxious to start playing. So, I primed them all and mounted them to the bases.
FINALLY, I’m painting the Night Terrors. It’s really awesome and I’m having a blast. However, I am CERTAINLY noticing that the minis are overall quite low quality. I have to fill a lot of gaps, cut down the pieces so that they fit better, etc.
So… I have a question. I want to build some “corpse pile” miniatures myself. The game comes with tokens for these and a few other types of enemy and I want to replace them with real miniatures that are at the correct scale. It looks like creating a nice corpse pile will be quite easy, actually..
All of my Shadows of Brimstone miniatures are mounted on the bases that came with the game.. I have naturally used them all up.
Any suggestions on how to have matching bases so that all of my pieces look uniform?
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