Cheap 1/64 figures source
These are true 1/64, in a easily paintable, rubbery plastic. Now, many of the figs are zombies. They can be painted up to look normal, mostly, from a foot away. It's also easy to modify, exacto off a gun for example. Plenty of normal civilians too.
Inexpensive, bags of 100 for @ 12 bucks. Also individual poses for a dime to 25 cents.
Lots of useful race orientated figures. Fans, cheerleaders, construction, medical and police sculpts.
As a miniature wargamer in all scales, I notice 1/64 figs are exclusively way expensive, far more than the best 28mm wargame figures (1/56 scale).
You can really fill in a crowd with these guys, instead of undersized generic, skinny, HO railroad mass packs.
Twilight Creations
Discussion
Is there an actual combo bag for sale there? All I saw was individual figures... Got a link to it?
Thanks!
- I think these might be them: https://www.twilightcreationsinc.com/product-page/bag-o-babes or https://www.twilightcreationsinc.com/product-page/bagozombies-vegas-edition — johnson9195
- Other Bags of figures: https://www.twilightcreationsinc.com/product-page/bag-o-zombies-deluxe https://www.twilightcreationsinc.com/product-page/bag-o-animals https://www.twilightcreationsinc.com/product-page/glowing-bag-o-zombies-deluxe https://www.twilightcreationsinc.com/product-page/bag-o-dogs https://www.twilightcreationsinc.com/product-page/bagoskeletons — johnson9195
- Thanks Mate! — Stoopid_Fish_Racing
I used to play this Zombies game. For anyone needing mutants in the background, looking at you StarCorps Industries, they'd be fantastic out of the box, no knife work needed just some paint.
Someone with 3D printing skills could make a little bit of bank providing scale figures--the resolution today affords some crazy detail and flexibility with poses, doing for racing what HeroForge is doing for fantasy tabletop games
- eaxctly! if I had the "freedom" to purchase a 3D printer, I'd have done it yesterday! — G_ForceRacing
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