Artisan Guild: March of the Zombie Walkers

February 2026 Trailer – March of the Zombie Walkers

Hello friends, it’s finally that moment of the month!

You’ve been asking for this for years, and I’m happy to finally show you the set of Zombies I’ve been sculpting this month. Sorry for the delay, it has been very complex working on these creatures, which are composed of various layers of surfaces, from bones to muscles and organs, to skin and clothes.

We invite you to turn on the audio and watch the trailer above 🙂

When sculpting this set, my first goal was to give you a lot of variety in the shapes of human zombies. Since we have 6 modular units and 4 extras, I decided to focus on humans to provide enough zombies of the same kind.

As with the other sets, the modular units and extras come in two kits: unarmed, and armed with a variety of rusty weapons and tools. Kit II comes with headgear, whether it’s a helmet… or a bucket 😉

But where the set truly shines is in the characters. For the heroes, I had a clear vision: a guard captain and an executioner. For the guard captain, I imagined a tall man in steel armor, one arm bigger than the other, deformed by his curse. Perhaps he was an old war veteran, buried with his armor after many years of service as guard captain, now resurrected by the curse of Rodburg as a zombie.

For the other heroic slot, I wanted an executioner, but not a simple one. In this countryside village near Rodburg, the infamous city under Tialevor’s curse, the executioner is an outsider: an orc who worked for the province, executing traitors and cultists. Now raised as a zombie orc, this characterful miniature will be useful as a zombie orc or ogre, a zombie executioner, and anything in between.

And what about the rest of the set?

Let’s keep some surprises for the trailer, which I invite you to watch. Let us know in the comments your thoughts on this set, which will go live in a few days, on February 2.

Have a great weekend!

Andrea

Quelle: Artisan Guild on Facebook, AG on Patreon, AG Guildhall