Zombicide: Black Plague Female Walkers 01

I have almost come to the end of my reviews of the figures from the Zombicide: Black Plague core set. I only have the Walkers left to look at and because they are so numerous, I'm splitting my review into two parts - female Walkers this time and the male Walkers in my next post. The core set contains 14 female Walkers and their rules remain unchanged from the contemporary Zombicide set, i.e. they have one Action per Turn, one Wound each and they grant one experience point to the person who kills one of them. Individually, they are very weak, but their strength lies in their numbers. The more that appear, the bigger the threat they become.

The first three Walkers have not been converted. I copied the colour scheme for the Walker at the far left from the rulebook with one minor alteration. I painted her with a gouged out left eye.

The other two Walkers are in my red and blue chequered pattern and my dark brown and ochre yellow livery. Remember, I gave one of each Zombie sculpt one of these two colour schemes.

Next we move onto my conversions. The Walker at the far left has had a short sword thrust through her heart. I drilled a hole through her and inserted a sword from my spare parts box, which was then glued in place with superglue. The next Walker in line had her left hand chopped off. This is one of the simplest conversions you can do. These seven Walkers all wear head scarves.

The Walker second from the left had a severed arm glued to the front of her base. Otherwise, she remains unconverted. The last Walker in line had the biggest conversion done to her. She has had an upper body and lower body swap with the second female Walker sculpt, which you can see after the next two photos below.

Moving on to the second batch of female Walkers, this trio have not been converted at all. Only their colour schemes makes them look different.

They all have very long hair, which has been tied back in a pigtail. I prefer this sculpt to the first one I showed. I'm not a big fan of those head scarves.

These last four have all been converted. Starting with the Walker at the far left, she had a wide hole drilled into her left thigh, representing a savage Zombie bite, which resulted in her bleeding out. Next to her, this Walker had her right hand chopped off.

The Walker standing second from the right has had a severed arm attached to the back of her base. Never throw away any body parts you cut off your figures. With Zombies especially, they are very useful to add to their bases or even to have a Zombie holding a limb. Finally, the Walker at the far right had her lower body swapped with the Walker I showed you above. There was a slight gap between her two body halves, which I filled with Milliput. I also had to re-sculpt the end of her pigtail, which got lost when I cut her in half. As you can see, it is slightly bushier than the other women's.
Once again, I had a lot of fun painting these and converting them. I find painting Zombies intensely satisfying.