MOTU Zombies

[Megalodon]

After reading Marvel Zombies,DC's Blackest Night and seeing the pic of He-Man as a Zombie I had some vintage beater figures that were beyond repairing so I made them into a MOTU Version of a Zombie Universe:

This is the start of the Zombie Plague on a alternate Eternia in the middle of a war with the Snake Men,Horde,MOTU & Evil Warriors



Zombie Battle Cat





Zombie Beast Man



Zombie Buzz-Off



Zombie Camo Khan



Zombie Evil-Lyn



Zombie Fisto



Zombie He-Man



Zombie Hordak



Zombie Jitsu

[AdultCollector]

I'm enjoying the Beast Man and Evil-Lyn shots the best. Great work and thanks for the nightmares!

[Megalodon]

Zombie King Randor



Zombie Kobra Khan



Zombie Man-At-Arms



Zombie Mantenna



Zombie Mer-Man



Zombie Moss Man



Zombie Ninjor



Zombie Orko



Zombie Ram Man



Zombie Rattlor

[Megalodon]

Zombie Snout Spout



Zombie Spikor



Zombie Stinkor



Zombie Stratos



Zombie Sy-Klone



Zombie Teela



Zombie Tri-Klops



Zombie Whiplash



Zombie Wun-Dar

[Megalodon]

I haven't had the time to finish these like I wanted but no feedback???

[Eternian-King Paul]

I think this is repulsive and gross, but likely close to what hollywood will do in a multi-million dollar movie.

[Megalodon]

I'm surprised with all of the vintage customizers on here and I am getting no comments from them..

[docfairday]

Seeing zombie snout spout made me wonder if any one has done a steam punk version of him. I wish I could say more about your customs but the zombie epidemic in customizing does little for me. I enjoyed evil lynn the most.
If you ever have another beater ninjor I will happiy take the shirt.

[Sky Breaker]

I'm surprised with all of the vintage customizers on here and I am getting no comments from them..

As I have learned from my many years on the org, do not share your ideas (even if they are great) if you 'expect' to get positive feedback or in depth, lengthy discussion. You will be sadly disappointed at the level of apathy from many of the 'regular' posters.

That being said, while I'm a huge fan of The Walking Dead, I don't get excited about zombie versions of other properties. Still, its an interesting use of gnarly old figures. Proper photography can really make a figure pop.

You may want to consider retaking your photos, and do not use the on camera flash. Instead, shoot them against rocks or other environments zombies may inhabit with a single hot light (a desk lamp is fine) at a high angle over the figure, or on 1 side. It will create proper shadows and perhaps flatter your work. Flash used improperly does not flatter figures.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/vader9900/7107355855/

This look can be created very easily, by placing a small LED light beneath your figure, and shooting up close. I hope you find someone with equal interest. You can also try popping off an arm or two and using clay to sculpt exposed bone.