NYTE of the LYVING DEAD!Okay, so here’s the story behind this: 1: As a kid getting into D&D and

NYTE of the LYVING DEAD!Okay, so here’s the story behind this: 1: As a kid getting into D&D and
NYTE of the LYVING DEAD!Okay, so here’s the story behind this: 1: As a kid getting into D&D and
NYTE of the LYVING DEAD!Okay, so here’s the story behind this: 1: As a kid getting into D&D and
NYTE of the LYVING DEAD!Okay, so here’s the story behind this: 1: As a kid getting into D&D and
NYTE of the LYVING DEAD!Okay, so here’s the story behind this: 1: As a kid getting into D&D and

NYTE of the LYVING DEAD!Okay, so here’s the story behind this: 1: As a kid getting into D&D and RPGs in general, I discovered the joys of collecting and painting miniatures. When I got older and discovered that painting miniatures and building dioramas was something I wanted to explore (in my early 20′s) I asked if I could have any minis my friends no longer wanted. That’s how I wound up with several tons of lead and pewter miniatures in my collection.2: I found out recently that “Zombicide” (a zombie survival board game with awesome minis) put out a standalone version of their game with the cast of Night of the Living Dead and I thought how awesome it would be to paint them and recreate a scene from the movie. But then I discovered how expensive ordering the set was and I changed my mind. However: I looked through my own collection and managed to gather a group of fastasy/medieval versions of the cast and a hoard of compatible zombies!3: Here’s what I’ve got so far: The cemetery will be at the base of the hill. I’m particularly pleased with how the cellar is coming out.  -- source link


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