Today is unofficial Walking Dead Kids Day. I just declared it for no other reason than the fact that I painted up a few more survivors and they are decidedly pint-sized.
I’d already painted up Carl, Duane, and the Twins so I decided to finish out the “Children of The Walking Dead” by working on Clementine and Sophia.
With my Dojo complete for Test of Honour, I was able to grab a friend to play a quick run-through of my Dojo Assault scenario.
See I caught ’em wit a right hook, caught ’em wit a jab
Caught ’em wit an uppercut, kicked ’em in his ass
Another busy week so I didn’t get to work up anything new but did manage another Pit scenario. This time I take a look back at a custom creation of mine: Horse.
I was finally able to get back on track with Liam and his ever-looming date with The Pit.
Since I was behind, I have an extra survivor’s Pit story in today as well. Beware a mother’s wrath…
Nothing new on the painting front for Walking Dead: All Out War this week but I did catch a whiff of something beyond wave four on the horizon: The Governor’s Fish Tanks in another Resin kit.
Looks like it was accidentally leaked by a store in their preview entries and a Facebook user caught it. Eventually Steward Gibbs of Mantic confirmed the release and provided the above image.
…Burning bright,
In the forests of the night,
What immortal hand or eye
Could frame thy fearful symmetry?
-William Blake
Rawr! It’s Shiva painting time!
Last weekend I got a chance to use my Laser again in another Dropzone Commander game. This time it was with some friends in a three-army free-for-all.
Alright, so with my new Sniper variant underway, I wanted to break for a little bit before hitting up my next session of The Pit.
This time, we’re going to throw in another twofer (Pit be hungry, yo) with Billy & Ben.
Thanks to Facebook poster, William Cuthbertson had an interesting suggestion to run a parent/child combo into The Pit. I liked the idea so I grabbed Morgan and Duane and started to set them up. I soon realized that this Pit session wouldn’t be complete unless the whole family was involved.
Mrs. Morgan wasn’t expecting the spotlight so she had to go under makeup.
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