Another Zombicide post today – this time dealing with something tangental to what we’re playing – my collection of Zombie Wolfz (yes, with a z).

With a whole lot of these Wolfz to paint, I decided I wanted to vary them and split them into groups with different fur tones. I settled on White, Black, Brown in smaller groups and also two larger groups each of Light Grey and Dark Grey – and then varied them a little within each batch.

I also wanted to try and reflect the whole “overgrown urban or rural” basing effect that I used on the Crowz, in order to leave the models looking approriate for other fantasy gaming as well as not being too onerous to add. I found some plasticard with a small cobblestone texture and By adding some cracked and broken tiles, with a bit of dry grass to tie them in with the original five of these.

With two sets of Wulfberg (one from the Kickstarter, and one picked up in the last year cheap) I have 43 Wolfz. Apparently each set of Wulfsberg comes with 22, and there were a bonus “three more Wolfz” from the KS, so I should have 47. I also have 4 of the Wolfbominations to be painted soon(er or later) so I’m not sure what’s going on there as the KS came with one extra, not two (did I get two copies of Wulfsberg in the KS? Are there even more of these Wolfz hiding in an unopened box somewhere? I guess at the very least there’s a few lost Wolfz somewhere – possibly lost in transit somewhere, or possibly knocked off the painting desk by Leonard… 

As you can see, we’re now got a nice little(!) zombie-wolfpac that can be turned into at least a couple of units for Kings of War as well – their army lists are pretty flexible, so I’m sure I can fit them into something when we get back to KoW.

That’s it for this lot – my last post of October-Apocalyptic models for Dave’s Apocalypse Me challenge, and leaving me with only one more post for the last of my stuff to be caught up to October.