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Here are my impressions on the products. The mat came in a square cardboard tube, which will come in handy for storage. The label on the package inside came with instructions on how to paint the mat; I'll get back to that in a second. The mat was considerably thinner than I had expected. Still, it seems pretty durable. The detail on the mat is exactly as pictured on the Zuzzy site. I painted the small swath according to the instruction. First I washed it with a black wash ( 20/1 Future/Black ink). Next I dry brushed it with white, and dappled it with brown. Finally, I painted the brick with Burnt Seinna, Cadnium Red, and Pumpkin Orange. As you can see it turned out nicely.
Finally, I wanted to make sure that everything matched I broke out one of my finished TEOTWAWKI pieces and put it on top. It all matched up well, although I may need to rethink my basing on future pieces. I can work the cracked look into future ones to make it more seamless.
Even though I most likely will never use this for a zombie game, it could be used for that purpose. Zuzzy has several other that definitely fit the bill for a zombie table.
Very nice. I like your paint job on the mat a lot, especially the exposed brick. The Zuzzy mats are great, and you've done a great job on yours.
ReplyDeleteVery nice. These seem to be all the rage at the moment
ReplyDeleteI wasn't even familiar with these, but I think I may need to get this. I am working on terrain at the moment, and this looks perfect.
ReplyDeleteThat's come up very nicely.
ReplyDeleteNeat stuff. I'm envious.
ReplyDeleteVery neat. I'm envious
ReplyDeleteGood job on it. I have ony heard good things about these mats so far.
ReplyDeleteIt looks good.
ReplyDeleteVery nice indeed, sounds like a great purchase.
ReplyDeleteLong life to Zuzzy!
ReplyDeleteEven without the seams, that's a pretty damn good fit. I'd never heard of Zuzzy before so thanks for the tip.
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