Marvel Zombies: A Zombicide Game

The video demonstrates the painting process for the Shield Agents from Marvel Zombies: A Zombicide Game. The miniature should be primed black before starting. The initial steps focus on establishing the base colors and initial highlights for the armor and the suit worn underneath.

The main objective of this tutorial is to achieve a dark gray Non-Metallic Metal (NMM) effect on the armor panels, a reddish-brown color for the suit, and specific blue and gold details on the goggles, shoulder stripes, and chest emblem. The goal is to create a worn, textured look for the armor.

Begin by applying Dark Sea Blue to approximately 70% of the armor panels, leaving crevices black. Blend the transition between black and Dark Sea Blue using glazes (diluted paint). Next, mix Medium Sea Gray with Dark Sea Blue and sketch highlight areas, leaving certain panels black for later. Apply pure Medium Sea Gray for further highlights and edge highlights, using a thicker consistency for edges. For the suit, apply Rhinox Hide as a base layer, then highlight folds with Burnt Red. Return to the previously black armor panels and goggles, painting them with Dark Sea Blue. Mix Lothern Blue with Dark Sea Blue to highlight these panels and goggles, creating gradients on flat surfaces. Use pure Lothern Blue for final edge highlights and diagonal lines on the front panels. For the chest emblem, use Ochre Brown, followed by Yellow Ochre and Ice Yellow, applied with a thick consistency and overbrushing technique to achieve a simple gold NMM effect.

This video is a painting tutorial for miniatures and does not involve game rules or scoring. The 'scoring' aspect is replaced by the successful application of painting techniques to achieve the desired aesthetic outcome for the miniature.

The painting process is complete once all the armor panels, the suit, goggles, and the chest emblem have been painted and highlighted as demonstrated. The final result should be a detailed Shield Agent miniature with a dark gray NMM armor, a reddish-brown suit, and distinct blue and gold accents.