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What a great trio, I like them all. Lovely work!

That is just Wow. It looks absolutly fantastic.

I know of some people that higly recommend Winsor & Newton inks. You probably need to dilute them a bit. They are supposed to dry fairly quick and leave a satin finish. I haven't used them myself though.

Just use an old toothbrush / old brush with bristles, you only need a few drops/ millilitres. It might be a good idea NOT to smoke while stripping the mini :)

Rubbing alcohol or Revell airbrushcleaner are working good and are pretty fast.

It looks great. The shading of the skin might be a bit too dark for me, but otherwise I like it very much. I especially like the faded look of the black/ grey cloth and the beaten shield. Did you use oil colors or acrylics?

Great idea, and you pulled it off nicely. It looks awesome and I love it.

Wow, I am so going to get this one....

It looks really nice. I love the skin :)

Thank you for the information Einion. I will do some research to find one or the other :)

No idea where you are living but here is a link of a shop. Have fun finding browsing and finding figures that you might like. http://www.zinnfigur.com/index.php?cPath=2_275&ID=275&sort=1d&osCsid=21it8krp9uba4ibt0bkmb7kgt0

It would be great if someone would know a brand that might be an equivalent to these colors but which are aavailable in europe/ germany . Reading about them make me quite curious :)

I love it and will probably get it.

Airbrush cleaner also work, the one from Revell works great on metal and resin.

Well, I am still learning, but I wish that my figures would look like that :)

Welcome Anne. I am pretty new around here myself and still find tons of interesting stuff here. Have fun.

Hello Manos, welcome!

I have bought this figure here for practicing purpose and to follow the online workshop from 2011 here on the board: It is from Historic Art, 54 mm. It looks easy and straightforward enough to act as a perfect learning figure.

This is a really nice SBS and a great paintjob that you are showing. Thank you very much for sharing it. It is really a joy to follow it along!

I love the idea of the two hand holding it. As for the zombie itself , it looks lifelike...or deadlike...really zombielike :)