Painting the Zombicide V.I.P. Miniatures

I painted both boxes of very infected people for Zombicide Classic. These two mini expansions include hordes of... unusual zombie miniatures. In this video, I share my experience painting them, give my thoughts on the models themselves, and suggest some uses for them in miniature wargaming and tabletop roleplaying games. Did I mention there is a zombie-vampire-werewolf-pimp?

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CONTENTS
0:00 - Intro
1:15 - The Hot Dog Guy
3:24 - The Rock Star
5:26 - The Nurse
7:30 - The Butcher
9:50 - The Pimp
10:45 - Painting Tips/Prep
14:27 - The Santa
16:16 - The Punk
18:17 - The Cop
20:07 - The Sailor
22:03 - The Handyman
24:30 - Overall Thoughts & Outro

Zombicide is a cooperative zombie bashing board game that pits one to six players up against a zombie horde. Depending on the scenario your team may be scavenging for supplies, trying to defeat the horde, or just trying to escape. Regardless, it is a race against time. If you are not quick enough, the undead masses will grow and overwhelm you. The Zombicide series spans three genres (fantasy, modern, and sci-fi) and each core game features a bunch of miniatures.

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"Blue Mood" by Robert Munzinger
"Illusions" by Anno Domini Beats
"Intellect" by Yung Logos
"Jingle Bells" by DJ Williams
"Smokey Eye" by Cheel
"That One Bar Scene" by RKVC
"The Moon Drops" by Nathan Moore
"Thomas Jefferson March" by United States Marine Band
"El Secreto" by Yung Logos

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