Today I finished the painted zombies and based another nine ready for undercoating tomorrow. I decided to go for two units of twelve hence the extras.
I only did six of the larger ghouls to go with the Silver bayonet and decided to do some smaller ones. Instead of printing the individual components like last time I went for ‘building’ them in 3D builder. I dropped them down to 90% after sticking one next to a skeleton in the software.
I did twelve, most were built individually, but by about the eighth one I decided to mirror some.
I also hunted out my Mantic skeletons to see if I could add another unit… sadly they are tiny…
I said the printer was switched off until the undead were done… as you can tell by the above post… I turned it back on again and also went for some prehistoric beasties to act as dire wolves… basically some of these both armoured and unarmoured.
I felt they had a bit of an undead vibe going on.
Bogenwald 
Zombies and ghouls are turning out mighty fine! That beast looks like a cross between a Bulette (D&D monster) and a dog!
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The beasty is a dinocrocuta… an extinct giant hyena..the one shown is one of the armoured ones.
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Those zombies are looking great!
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Cheers
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The dire wolf looks awesome and should fit right in with the rest of this army!
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Cheers. All twelve are printed now and look pretty funky.
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Such character on those zombies. They’re looking great!
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The Dinocrocuta looks great. would make an excellent black dog or dire wolf for Silver bayonet. Ghouls and skeltons are excellent.
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