Gaslands cars, the second wave

This is the second wave of cars I'm doing for the Gaslands game.

GASLANDS

Here are the pics:

These are mostly Hotwheels cars with a couple Matchbox cars in there as well. I used Vallejo black primer airbrushed on with Vallejo paints and Games Workshop washes applied by brush. The extra doodads I added are, in no particular order, bits of sprue, weapons from Bolt Action kits, the mesh from a kitchen grease splatter guard, hacked up bits from a battleship model kit, HO scale diamond plate styrene sheets from Hobylinc.com, bits from Konflikt '47 kits, bits I hacked off of old Mechwarrior clix figures, wires from a video card power adapter, Warhammer 40 k bits, bits I hacked off the Hotwheels cars themselves and random resin bits I had lying around.

Here is the link to the diamond plate:

HO scale Diamond Plate

Here is another Gaslands car. This one did not turn out as clean as i wanted it to, but it still looks the part. I tried using the salt method to represent chipping, but it did not work so i went back to drybrushing.

This is my second Gaslands vehicle. I painted it and used a sponge to represent "chipping" paint. I wanted to go for a Partridge Family meets Mad Max sort of thing. The wire mesh came from a grease splatter preventer from a bargain store and the other bits came from a 40K Rhino and a USA battleship model. 

I just got into a new game called gaslands. the rules are super cheap and fun. Here is my first attempt at a post apoc death racer. Its a Hot Wheels car with 40k and American battleship bits glued on primed black and painted rust colors. There will be more to come.

Check out phase two of The Great Zombicide Miniature Painting Extravaganza

Mostly Vallejo paints, washes and primer. 

I just started painting my Zombicide miniatures. check out the first batch. 

I used Vallejo primer, paints and washes. I basecoated, washed and drybrushed. I used a bit of gloss on the hands and mouth for a wet blood effect.

Check out the walking dead!