Essay 1234
Assembly- Ah, here's where we get a little tricky. See, that mouth goes very deep- good luck getting your paintbrush in there at the right angle to paint it after it's assembled. I HIGHLY recommend you do what we did. Prime the inside, paint the inside, assemble it, stuff it with gauze or something, then prime and paint the outside. The fit is not perfect- you may need to do a little cleaning and puttying to get the seams right essay, but you'll hardly notice when done- it's already highly mutated, after all.
Base- If you get the full kit, it comes with one, but ours did not. That's why it is not pictured on one. I assure you, he will hereafter be going on a 50.
Sculpt- 5 brains out of 5- Like I said there's a lot of carefully rendered anatomy and details in this model. I spent a lot of time on it, and I'm still looking at it going "Oh, I could have done this there." But it will even still look good if you don't get too detailed with it. Whatever you choose to do, it will still be a conversation piece.
Affordability- 1 brain out of 5- I don't think KaYo has actually released essay it on their webstore yet, but the shark by itself was offered for $25 on the Kickstarter. Remember, that 1 doesn't mean I think that's an unfair price, just that you can't build a horde thatta way. To be fair, I really don't want to see more than one of those at a time. It takes the specialness out of it- and scares the crap out of me.
Value- 5 brains out of 5- ...if you're into rubber monster films, corny horror flicks paper essay, really unique zombies, cool mutants, mad scientist constructs, chaos beasts, or really well-rendered models in general. If you're not into any of those... are you sure you're a wargamer?
Availability- 0 out of 5- As I said, I don't even see it on their website yet about essay (though there's other models you might want to go look at). No kidding, there's not even anybody selling one on Ebay. There were 73 backers, and it looks like they are all keeping the one they've got. But they just shipped out the Kickstarter ones, so I'm sure they'll be putting this beauty up on their website soon.
Pros- While there are a lot of interesting and large zombies on the paper, there are very few real kaiju zombies. And yet, this size is still very usable on the field, rather than being relegated forever to the gribbly shelf. It really hits the sweet spot of big, scary guy and "Yeah, I can find an excuse to put that on the table."
Cons- None really, unless you count words for essay that you can't get it now, now now now. Or if you don't need any really unique zombies. But then again, if you don't, you're probably not still reading my column, are you?
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