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Lost Zombies Scrap Book
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Visogoth's Discussions
Fast or slow?
Details are speculatory, data is sketchy, and the general consensus is deriven from arguable resources. So one consistent fact is that we are unsure of the nature of the enemy, given a general prog...
Replied Oct. 16, 2008
SQUIBS AND SPLATTER
That blowdart idea sounds pretty plausible, I wanna try it. Paintballs seems like a great idea at first, but Ive played and without even trying it with a red one Im pretty sure I won't get the desi...
Replied Aug. 14, 2008
Stress-Relief
Pop and lock to the human beat machine. My ticks are timeless son.
Tagged: conditions, living, stress
Replied Aug. 4, 2008
Camera angles
Any other input? Anybody?
Tagged: realism, shooting angle, Lighting
Replied Aug. 3, 2008
'Blind' zombie kills
I could do it and pull it off. You just have to believe there is a reason that zombie managed to get up on a guy. Really, have you even pondered how bad they would smell? You would know it was in t...
Replied Aug. 3, 2008
What doesn't need to be in a good zombie film?
Well there are plenty of other nicknames, like stenches, ghouls, f*cking corpses, meat sacks, and you can even go the route of differentiating between undead and infected, but you reach a conflict ...
Replied Aug. 3, 2008
What doesn't need to be in a good zombie film?
Yea for a skeleton to be animated, it would have to be plain old magic. Otherwise there would be an obvious "adhesive" that functioned true, like tough sinew or some kind of film that coated everyt...
Replied Aug. 3, 2008
What doesn't need to be in a good zombie film?
You know honestly though, when I see a fan film and a soldier sounds like a total little bitch, it gets hard to suspend my disbelief. Honestly I agree with your point, but it's like a subconcious e...
Replied Aug. 3, 2008
No Penance Is Enough.
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- About Me...
- North Texan. Dedicated zombie survivalist involved with local networks. Anyone who takes this seriously needs to get ahold of me. Id like to bounce ideas around with other trained and self taught survivalists. Specifically, gear lists and packing ideas, as well as tactical organization and emergency response. Id like to make/contribute to an outbreak dedicated to survival preparedness with some videos and pics of my equipment, as well as some "what-if" zombie situations. I have production assistants and creative writers here for the on-set stuff, and I have a guy with a little home-editing experience. I still need a technical advisor and a survival consultant, so anyone with any input that wants to get involved should feel free to comment or message me. All persons involved will be cited in the credits.
- At the time of the zombie outbreak I was...
- Instructing proper emergency response protocol with my unit.
- Weapon of choice for fighting zombies...
- 30-30 lever action, child-size aluminum tee-ball bat, .38 low profile pistol
Visogoth's Blog
Sorry
Posted on December 22, 2008 at 8:12am —
Job
Posted on August 19, 2008 at 8:10am —
Survival-Horror
Posted on August 14, 2008 at 11:44am —
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- At 2:41pm on August 3, 2008,
Zombie Hunter 223 said… - Hey Visogoth check my profile I have a new video called "left 4 dead short film". Some guy made a pretty decent fan movie for the upcoming game. With you making those movies i thought you might want to see it. P.S do you know what happened to LONEWOLF he suddenly just left the site without telling anyone.
- At 4:50pm on July 21, 2008, Visogoth said…
- A lot of the leather products here can be made with some basic tools. You will generally need an exacto knife or something equivelant, good sheers, some upholstery needles, some dental floss or artificial sinew, a speedy stitch awl, a leather hole punch and/or a punch awl, some good adhesive, a pop rivet kit, and some grommets. All this can be found at a retail hobby store. What you make may not be pretty, but it will be bite proof. Here is an achive of patterns:
http://www.armourarchive.org/patterns/
- At 10:59am on July 20, 2008, Visogoth said…
THIS IS A LARGE (EXISTENCE LOAD) A.L.I.C.E. PACK. THE MILITARY ISSUES THESE TO SOLDIERS. THEY ARE VERY STABLE AND CAN EASILY HOLD ALL OF YOUR SUPPLIES, UP TO 100-120 LBS.
THIS IS THE FRAME THE PACK FITS ONTO. IT MAKES CARRYING THE LOAD MUCH EASIER.
- At 10:47am on July 20, 2008, Visogoth said…
THIS IS THE FRONT.
THIS IS THE BACK.
THIS BMX ARMOR MIGHT BE EASIER TO BUILD ONTO WITH THE LEATHER PIECES.
- At 9:55am on July 20, 2008, Visogoth said…
THIS IS A JUNGLE HAMMOCK. WITH THIS, YOU CAN TRAVEL IN THE OPEN BY DAY, THEN SUSPEND YOURSELF IN THE TREES AT NIGHT.
- At 9:52am on July 20, 2008, Visogoth said…
THIS IS BMX BODY ARMOR.
- At 9:34am on July 20, 2008, Visogoth said…
THIS IS A LEATHER GORGET. IT PROTECTS THE NECK AND UPPER SHOULDERS AND CHEST.
- At 9:32am on July 20, 2008, Visogoth said…
THIS IS A LEATHER HELM. A BIT EXCESSIVE, OR PERHAPS JUST RIGHT?
- At 9:25am on July 20, 2008, Visogoth said…
THESE ARE MILITARY ANKLE GAITERS. THEY SHOULD HELP AVOID ANKLE-BITETRS.
- At 9:24am on July 20, 2008, Visogoth said…
HERE'S SOME IDEAS FOR ARMOR. THESE ARE ELBOW-HIGH FOREARM GAUNTLETS.
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