Speedboat at sea Moonlight Ship. The ship is by Anthony Appleyard (about an hour doing texture and bump map work maybe more), wake by Spacebones (from his stuff at ShareCG he has stuff here at Rendo as well, half an hour to an hour maybe more adjusting materials so it looked like a wake instead of an oil slick), cabin furnishings by Zippo (took an hour or so to go through his stuff find items and put them in place) and the deck chairs and drinks by Geralday. The characters are M2 and V2 textured/dressed right out of my freestuff. The scene is the land sea dome from the Violet Wizard's tower in my freestuff. Still once the scene is made, you can use it over and over in a comic. Fishing boat is by Mausel at ShareCG, it did not have a readme file. This probably has more characters and plot twists than a Russian novel. Don't expect to see the first zombies for a couple of months. If I feel like doing some other humor of commentary I can plug that in. If not, I can advance the zombie plot. The plan right now is one panel on mondays in Finland and surrounding areas advancing the zombie plot and several panels tuesday through friday introducing characters and scenes and whatever mostly around Hexcity in the US. 1) I needed to use some of my freestuff textures that I hadn't used yet. Male textures, zombie textures, etc. 2) I wanted to use freestuff by other people, not just my freestuff. So I made each scene searching for freestuff available for both commercial and noncommercial use and tried to make each scene as completely as possible from freestuff. A lot of the freestuff needs some tweaking before I use it. I will try to discuss each item as appropriate. 3) I decided to make fairly large breasted female versions of famous heroes from books and movies with slight changes to their names. The literary and movies references should make it a little more fun and interesting. There are also parodies of popular media figures with comical names. 4) To introduce some exotic sounding names I decided to translate things into Finnish and look up elements of Finnish mythology I could use for my story line. Why Finnish? It is exotic, different and unfamiliar. I have no personal ties to Finland, I just think it is a cool country and Finnish sounds good when you translate English phrases into it.