Masterbox 1:35 Scale Zombie Hunter Road to Freedom, Zombieland Series Figure

Okay, you get five figures in the box, one is the motorcyclist and four 'zombies.' These are not rotting corpse zombies so can be used as civlians or with some care painting as zombies. Only one comes with a four leaf 'open mouth' piece which looks quite good with a little care when painting - or you can leave it out and use it as a shouting/screaming civilian. The option at the end of the day is entirely up to the modeler. There is one shown crawling along the ground and this is supplied in the figures, again, none of them are rotting, no missing flesh chunks or other gore is present, so it's entirely up to the modeler what you do here. It's not too tough to use a craft knife and work with other skeletal figures for parts, or some careful use of miliput. It all depends what you want at the end of the day.The motorcycle is not supplied, but Tamiya and other manufacturers have a number of motorcycles available in the correct scale, and it's a simple matter to adjust to fit the figure supplied in the box - I chose the Miniart US Military Police bike Miniart 1:35 Scale "U.S. Military Policeman with Motorcycle" Plastic Model Kit as that had the kind of bike I wanted. Packs and pannier bags, fuel cans and some other small pieces are supplied, so you could chose a dirt bike or whatever takes your fancy and can still customise it to suit the scene.I also purchased this base 1/35 Scale Diorama Base No.4 - Dimensions 165mm x 155mm to display the models on, mostly because I was too lazy to make my own, there are a wide variety of urban equipment kits available from most major manufacturers that you can use to dress and fill out the scene if you want including a wide choice of rubble and ruined buildings. If you are particularly inclined there's also a huge number of free card based models available on the internet that can also be used to fill out the scene. The larger majority of which are in 28mm scale, but it's no great shakes to adjust the print size up a bit if necessary.The figures are nicely detailed and the injection molding is high quality and clean with very little flashing to clean off and only small lugs to trim from the sprue connections. There is also very little residue from the releasing agent, so while cleaning prior to painting is advised, they don't need to be scrubbed - unlike some model suppliers. Detailing and figure quality is easily on a par with the more expensive figure manufacturers and with a little care and attention to detail you could end up with a beautiful set piece model that can take pride of place in any collection.

They look great, the zombies may need some extra work doing to them to look more like zombies (holes etc.)I had a slight issue with the instructions as the coat seems wrong in the picture so keep an eye out for it.Would have been 5 stars if the bike came with the model pack. Overall very good, here's a picture of my progress now that I've painted them

Been looking at this set for a while now on eBay and prices all hovering around £14-£15 so this was a good buy at the price.Good set of figures.

Looking forward to building this unusual kit! I even bought the motorcycle to go with it!

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A nice little zombie grouping in 1:35th scale... problem is the motorcycle shown on the front of the box doesn't actually come with the grouping! Couldn't see from the box art that it said it wasn't included. But still, nice figures. Will come in handy for sure.

Ok, tries to look like the star in resident evil.

Great quality detailed figures, remember no motorbike is included but easily sourced from Tamiya on Amazon.Thank You