Zombicide Black Plague Abominations

Zenithal Priming & Basing

• I tried basing for the first time. I had ordered an Army Painter basing set and wanted to give it a try. Be sure to use enough glue to hold the pieces or they will fall off.
• I gave each abomination a different combination of primers.
  • The Ablobination (in the middle) was primed brown from below and white from the top.
  • The Abominatroll (to the right) was primed brown from below and grey from the top.
  • The Abominotaur (to the left) was primed brown from below, yellow from the sides and a bit of white from the top.

Actually I painted these a while ago together with the necromancers. I made each abomination unique by using a different colour for the pants. I also spent some time on the details and muscle highlighting. I learned that painting skin is really hard, luckily these zombies accept all skin tones.

After the Zenithal priming I used a purple wash, grey for the cloth remains, green for the grass/base and blood for the effects.

After the zenithal priming I used a blue wash, a blue highlight, a flesh colour for the flesh remains, yellow for the spikes, nails and teeth, and some left-over browns for the base. I also played with the combination of different washes.

After the zenithal priming I use a soft brown wash for the most parts, red wash for his nasty arm, metal for the armour pieces that remain and some light tints for highlighting.