ashur:
After months without any project, Ive decided to start an old idea: an “eastern europe” vampire counts army. The basic idea so far is to make half the army alive and half the army dead, and use as much kislevites as I can. I will post them here. Until then, opinions and suggestions are most welcome.
Vasquez:
Nice idea 
I’m looking foreward to see some pictures! I’m making an VC army myself, and I like the idea about multi national VC armies… so get started and post us some pictures
ashur:
I’l post my work so far this weekend if I can.
Also a question: How to paint skin for undeads? I’ve tried for this army but I’ve never had to paint dead meat before.
Vasquez:
I tried to look for some guides, but found none unfortunately… I haven’t painted any vampire for my own army yet… but with my zombies I just tried my way to a result I liked… using elf flesh, rotting flesh and bleach bone (I think that’s all - maybe some green ink)… in different layers. I think my vampires are just gonna be pale - painted like normal flesh just lightened up even more
So I’d say practice finding the perfect undead skin tone, that you like - that’s more unique than just painting after guides 
ashur:
My work so far (less time than ever). I resolve to sacrifice some cossaks from my kislev contingent, and I found some more kossars.
I’m pretty much improvising the aspect of the unit. The only thing I know is that I dont want to give them a commun colour pattern.
As for the necromancer and the wraiths, they are my first undead minis. I’m still not sure about the skin colour for the undeads.
Merchant:
Wow :o that idea is really really good
My favorite is the one (I thing is made) on an older flagellant.
- Keep up the great work mate :cheers
speedygogo:
The conversions look great. For the undead sking I would try using either green or blu inks to make the flesh look more rotten.
Kera foehunter:
great stuff like the old world look . i like the old guy with the skull.