Speedpainting can be a great way to smash out a pile of miniatures in no time at all. In article we take a look at the steps I took to get the Driller Xenos from Zombicide Invader painted as efficiently as possible.

The bold and colourful Kabuki Gang might seem like a challenge to paint but with some careful planning they can be both quick to paint and still pop on the tabletop.

Adept at containing infections the Plague Gang are ideally placed to take the fight to the Xenos threat.

The Operation Persephone campaign for Zombicide Invader: Dark Side introduces Scientist Companions. In this article I use slapchop to get them painted in no time at all.

One of the stretch goals for the Zombicide Invader kickstarter campaign was the Soldier Extras, a box of extra gribblies and survivors to add to your games of Zombicide Invader.

Dark Side is another expansion to Zombicide Invader, as these soldiers are all from the same unit I was able to experiment with some quick effects to really make them pop on the tabletop.

The last batch of miniatures for the Civilian Extras for Zombicide Invader, just a few enemies that need mopping up.

The final lot of Survivors before I move onto finishing off the remaining enemies in the Civilian Extras box.

The third batch in my on going quest to get speed paint my way through all the miniature in the Zombicide Invader Civilian Extras box.

The second batch of Survivors from the Civilian Extras as I continue to power my way through Zombicide Invader.

I’ve tested the method and now I’m speed painting my way through the Survivors in the Civilian Extras box for Zombicide Invader

Yellow armour can be notoriously hard to paint, but there are a few tricks to make it easier. In this article I take a look at one such trick.

Yet more miniatures from the Zombicide Invader Civilian Extras stretch that are unsuited to the slapchop method. But with some simple techniques they can be tabletop ready in no time.

Continuing with the Zombicide Invader Civilian Extras I have identified a number of models that would be unsuited to being slapchopped. As such, we need to paint them the old fashioned way.

In this article I see what all the fuss is with the “slapchop” technique. Is the time saver that the internet claims it is? I put it to the test on these Zombicide Invader miniatures.

The Black Ops is an expansion for Zombicide Invader that pits an elite special forces team against the Xenos threat. As they’re from a singular team I was able to batch paint this box in no time at all.

With the Xenos done I could focus on the rag-tag bunch of Survivors in the core Zombicide Invader box.

Speedpainting can be a great way to smash out a pile of miniatures in no time at all. In article we take a look at the steps I took to get the Xenos from Zombicide Invader painted as efficiently as possible.