Records come in handy for entertainment and for use as weapons.
Make sure you don't throw away the classics though, such as 'Purple Rain'.
It's nice to remember people for what they actually look like - not the things they become.
Rain water collection hole
Make use of every drop of rain. You can’t always rely on lakes, rivers and ponds. Take whatever water you can get.
Drink it (with the aid of your filtration system) or bathe in it. Just because you’re living in the apocalypse, doesn’t mean you can’t stay clean.
You won’t be stuck for water in this world. But drinkable water is another matter.
A filtration system will keep you hydrated and in good health. Also, clean.
Abandoned hospitals and medical centres are great places to scavenge surgical equipment - such as a bone saw!
From what I’ve heard, the North Korean government would use bone saws to remove the teeth from their citizens, preventing the zombie virus from spreading. Something to think about.
Let's be realistic. As much as you kit your van up with all the best defense gadgets, there are still going to be injuries.
Having a fully stocked first aid kit is just good sense. Make sure you have lots of stimpaks to hand.
Believe it or not, you won't just find ammo lying around. Find it. Save it. And always keep at least one bullet nearby.
This damn watch is stuck on 2:40 but any timepiece is a good reminder that time exists at all.
The apocalypse will bring with it the death of the internet. That means you will no longer have the world's knowledge at your fingertips.
Make sure you keep a library of reference books that will help you on your journey. For entertainment, 'The Stand' by Stephen King, 'World War Z' by Max Brooks and 'Tagged: The Apocalypse' by Joseph M Chiron are great additions to any bookshelf.
The rules of survival. Play by the rules and you'll stay alive longer.
Do plenty of cardio and travel light.
Beware of bathrooms and always double knot your shoes.
Seatbelts still apply, and always check the back seat when entering a car.
Don't get attached, and don't be a hero.
During the winter, when the days are shorter, you'll need the backup generator for when your solar panels aren't as effective.
This generator uses gasoline, so you can top it up when you're siphoning fuel from abandoned vehicles.
Just switch it on when the lights start to flicker, and enjoy a cool can of Perk-a-Cola from the fridge.
Wanna eat? You’re gonna have to get your hands dirty. These hunting knives will prove invaluable in your search for food.
Or, you could just live off packet noodles for the rest of your days.
Microwaves are small and convenient. They’re the best cooking appliance you could have in your motorhome.
Whenever you find a packet of noodles, take it. Take all of them.
The trusty cricket bat, like most sporting equipment, can make an excellent weapon. They're particularly good for caving zombie skulls in.
Make sure you scout the local areas for good pubs. Pubs not only provide a good place to socialise, they provide good bunkers to wait until the apocalpyse all blows over.
Darts are a great way to entertain yourself. You might want to avoid using them as weapons though, unless you have really good aim.
Eat canned foods sparingly.
Canned food is your only food source that won't go off after a couple of days. So you'll want to save it for when fresh meat is back off the menu, boys.
Keep your eyes peeled for canned chocolate pudding.
When things are looking up, you'll need a spade to plant and harvest your crops.
But when the chips are down, you'll need it for grave-digging.
A large drill used for boring holes into the ground. Makes building perimeter fences light work.
If you happen to find yourself trapped in a mall with a herd of zombies, fire up the excavator for some zombie-spinning fun.
You may think it's pointless to look for a cure, but what have you got to lose? Besides, you never know where an important breakthrough might come from. Having science equipment in your van means you can conduct your own little experiements, to try and find out what happened.
Duct tape is your friend. Use it to bind wounds on the go, craft tools, patch holes in your RV, mend old boots or build yourself a makeshift set of zombie-proof armour.
Disgusting, but essential attire for when raiding heavily infested towns and cities. It camouflages your human appearance and scent. All you need is:
- 1x bed sheet (not reusable)
- Scissors (to cut your disguise to the right size)
- Zombie guts (to coat yourself in)
Records come in handy for entertainment and for use as weapons.
Make sure you don't throw away the classics though, such as 'Purple Rain'.
It's nice to remember people for what they actually look like - not the things they become.
Rain water collection hole
Make use of every drop of rain. You can’t always rely on lakes, rivers and ponds. Take whatever water you can get.
Drink it (with the aid of your filtration system) or bathe in it. Just because you’re living in the apocalypse, doesn’t mean you can’t stay clean.
You won’t be stuck for water in this world. But drinkable water is another matter.
A filtration system will keep you hydrated and in good health. Also, clean.
Abandoned hospitals and medical centres are great places to scavenge surgical equipment - such as a bone saw!
From what I’ve heard, the North Korean government would use bone saws to remove the teeth from their citizens, preventing the zombie virus from spreading. Something to think about.
Let's be realistic. As much as you kit your van up with all the best defense gadgets, there are still going to be injuries.
Having a fully stocked first aid kit is just good sense. Make sure you have lots of stimpaks to hand.
Believe it or not, you won't just find ammo lying around. Find it. Save it. And always keep at least one bullet nearby.
Records come in handy for entertainment and for use as weapons.
Make sure you don't throw away the classics though, such as 'Purple Rain'.
This damn watch is stuck on 2:40 but any timepiece is a good reminder that time exists at all.
The apocalypse will bring with it the death of the internet. That means you will no longer have the world's knowledge at your fingertips.
Make sure you keep a library of reference books that will help you on your journey. For entertainment, 'The Stand' by Stephen King, 'World War Z' by Max Brooks and 'Tagged: The Apocalypse' by Joseph M Chiron are great additions to any bookshelf.
The rules of survival. Play by the rules and you'll stay alive longer.
Do plenty of cardio and travel light.
Beware of bathrooms and always double knot your shoes.
Seatbelts still apply, and always check the back seat when entering a car.
Don't get attached, and don't be a hero.
During the winter, when the days are shorter, you'll need the backup generator for when your solar panels aren't as effective.
This generator uses gasoline, so you can top it up when you're siphoning fuel from abandoned vehicles.
Just switch it on when the lights start to flicker, and enjoy a cool can of Perk-a-Cola from the fridge.
Wanna eat? You’re gonna have to get your hands dirty. These hunting knives will prove invaluable in your search for food.
Or, you could just live off packet noodles for the rest of your days.
Microwaves are small and convenient. They’re the best cooking appliance you could have in your motorhome.
Whenever you find a packet of noodles, take it. Take all of them.
The trusty cricket bat, like most sporting equipment, can make an excellent weapon. They're particularly good for caving zombie skulls in.
Make sure you scout the local areas for good pubs. Pubs not only provide a good place to socialise, they provide good bunkers to wait until the apocalpyse all blows over.
Darts are a great way to entertain yourself. You might want to avoid using them as weapons though, unless you have really good aim.
Eat canned foods sparingly.
Canned food is your only food source that won't go off after a couple of days. So you'll want to save it for when fresh meat is back off the menu, boys.
Keep your eyes peeled for canned chocolate pudding.
When things are looking up, you'll need a spade to plant and harvest your crops.
But when the chips are down, you'll need it for grave-digging.
A large drill used for boring holes into the ground. Makes building perimeter fences light work.
If you happen to find yourself trapped in a mall with a herd of zombies, fire up the excavator for some zombie-spinning fun.
You may think it's pointless to look for a cure, but what have you got to lose? Besides, you never know where an important breakthrough might come from. Having science equipment in your van means you can conduct your own little experiements, to try and find out what happened.
Duct tape is your friend. Use it to bind wounds on the go, craft tools, patch holes in your RV, mend old boots or build yourself a makeshift set of zombie-proof armour.
Disgusting, but essential attire for when raiding heavily infested towns and cities. It camouflages your human appearance and scent. All you need is:
- 1x bed sheet (not reusable)
- Scissors (to cut your disguise to the right size)
- Zombie guts (to coat yourself in)
Rain water collection hole
Make use of every drop of rain. You can’t always rely on lakes, rivers and ponds. Take whatever water you can get.
Drink it (with the aid of your filtration system) or bathe in it. Just because you’re living in the apocalypse, doesn’t mean you can’t stay clean.
It's nice to remember people for what they actually look like - not the things they become.
Let's be realistic. As much as you kit your van up with all the best defense gadgets, there are still going to be injuries.
Having a fully stocked first aid kit is just good sense. Make sure you have lots of stimpaks to hand.
The rules of survival. Play by the rules and you'll stay alive longer.
Do plenty of cardio and travel light.
Beware of bathrooms and always double knot your shoes.
Seatbelts still apply, and always check the back seat when entering a car.
Don't get attached, and don't be a hero.
Records come in handy for entertainment and for use as weapons.
Make sure you don't throw away the classics though, such as 'Purple Rain'.
Believe it or not, you won't just find ammo lying around. Find it. Save it. And always keep at least one bullet nearby.
You won’t be stuck for water in this world.
But drinkable water is another matter.
A filtration system will keep you hydrated and in good health. Also, clean.
This damn watch is stuck on 2:40 but any timepiece is a good reminder that time exists at all.
During the winter, when the days are shorter, you'll need the backup generator for when your solar panels aren't as effective.
This generator uses gasoline, so you can top it up when you're siphoning fuel from abandoned vehicles.
Just switch it on when the lights start to flicker, and enjoy a cool can of Perk-a-Cola from the fridge.
Abandoned hospitals and medical centres are great places to scavenge surgical equipment - such as a bone saw!
From what I’ve heard, the North Korean government would use bone saws to remove the teeth from their citizens, preventing the zombie virus from spreading. Something to think about.
The apocalypse will bring with it the death of the internet. That means you will no longer have the world's knowledge at your fingertips.
Make sure you keep a library of reference books that will help you on your journey. For entertainment, 'The Stand' by Stephen King, 'World War Z' by Max Brooks and 'Tagged: The Apocalypse' by Joseph M Chiron are great additions to any bookshelf.
Records come in handy for entertainment and for use as weapons.
Make sure you don't throw away the classics though, such as 'Purple Rain'.
It's nice to remember people for what they actually look like - not the things they become.
Rain water collection hole
Make use of every drop of rain. You can’t always rely on lakes, rivers and ponds. Take whatever water you can get.
Drink it (with the aid of your filtration system) or bathe in it. Just because you’re living in the apocalypse, doesn’t mean you can’t stay clean.
You won’t be stuck for water in this world. But drinkable water is another matter.
A filtration system will keep you hydrated and in good health. Also, clean.
Abandoned hospitals and medical centres are great places to scavenge surgical equipment - such as a bone saw!
From what I’ve heard, the North Korean government would use bone saws to remove the teeth from their citizens, preventing the zombie virus from spreading. Something to think about.
Let's be realistic. As much as you kit your van up with all the best defense gadgets, there are still going to be injuries.
Having a fully stocked first aid kit is just good sense. Make sure you have lots of stimpaks to hand.
Believe it or not, you won't just find ammo lying around. Find it. Save it. And always keep at least one bullet nearby.
Records come in handy for entertainment and for use as weapons.
Make sure you don't throw away the classics though, such as 'Purple Rain'.
This damn watch is stuck on 2:40 but any timepiece is a good reminder that time exists at all.
The apocalypse will bring with it the death of the internet. That means you will no longer have the world's knowledge at your fingertips.
Make sure you keep a library of reference books that will help you on your journey. For entertainment, 'The Stand' by Stephen King, 'World War Z' by Max Brooks and 'Tagged: The Apocalypse' by Joseph M Chiron are great additions to any bookshelf.
The rules of survival. Play by the rules and you'll stay alive longer.
Do plenty of cardio and travel light.
Beware of bathrooms and always double knot your shoes.
Seatbelts still apply, and always check the back seat when entering a car.
Don't get attached, and don't be a hero.
During the winter, when the days are shorter, you'll need the backup generator for when your solar panels aren't as effective.
This generator uses gasoline, so you can top it up when you're siphoning fuel from abandoned vehicles.
Just switch it on when the lights start to flicker, and enjoy a cool can of Perk-a-Cola from the fridge.
Wanna eat? You’re gonna have to get your hands dirty. These hunting knives will prove invaluable in your search for food.
Or, you could just live off packet noodles for the rest of your days.
Microwaves are small and convenient. They’re the best cooking appliance you could have in your motorhome.
Whenever you find a packet of noodles, take it. Take all of them.
The trusty cricket bat, like most sporting equipment, can make an excellent weapon. They're particularly good for caving zombie skulls in.
Make sure you scout the local areas for good pubs. Pubs not only provide a good place to socialise, they provide good bunkers to wait until the apocalpyse all blows over.
Darts are a great way to entertain yourself. You might want to avoid using them as weapons though, unless you have really good aim.
Eat canned foods sparingly.
Canned food is your only food source that won't go off after a couple of days. So you'll want to save it for when fresh meat is back off the menu, boys.
Keep your eyes peeled for canned chocolate pudding.
When things are looking up, you'll need a spade to plant and harvest your crops.
But when the chips are down, you'll need it for grave-digging.
A large drill used for boring holes into the ground. Makes building perimeter fences light work.
If you happen to find yourself trapped in a mall with a herd of zombies, fire up the excavator for some zombie-spinning fun.
You may think it's pointless to look for a cure, but what have you got to lose? Besides, you never know where an important breakthrough might come from. Having science equipment in your van means you can conduct your own little experiements, to try and find out what happened.
Duct tape is your friend. Use it to bind wounds on the go, craft tools, patch holes in your RV, mend old boots or build yourself a makeshift set of zombie-proof armour.
Disgusting, but essential attire for when raiding heavily infested towns and cities. It camouflages your human appearance and scent. All you need is:
- 1x bed sheet (not reusable)
- Scissors (to cut your disguise to the right size)
- Zombie guts (to coat yourself in)
Records come in handy for entertainment and for use as weapons.
Make sure you don't throw away the classics though, such as 'Purple Rain'.
It's nice to remember people for what they actually look like - not the things they become.
Rain water collection hole
Make use of every drop of rain. You can’t always rely on lakes, rivers and ponds. Take whatever water you can get.
Drink it (with the aid of your filtration system) or bathe in it. Just because you’re living in the apocalypse, doesn’t mean you can’t stay clean.
You won’t be stuck for water in this world. But drinkable water is another matter.
A filtration system will keep you hydrated and in good health. Also, clean.
Abandoned hospitals and medical centres are great places to scavenge surgical equipment - such as a bone saw!
From what I’ve heard, the North Korean government would use bone saws to remove the teeth from their citizens, preventing the zombie virus from spreading. Something to think about.
Let's be realistic. As much as you kit your van up with all the best defense gadgets, there are still going to be injuries.
Having a fully stocked first aid kit is just good sense. Make sure you have lots of stimpaks to hand.
Believe it or not, you won't just find ammo lying around. Find it. Save it. And always keep at least one bullet nearby.
Records come in handy for entertainment and for use as weapons.
Make sure you don't throw away the classics though, such as 'Purple Rain'.
This damn watch is stuck on 2:40 but any timepiece is a good reminder that time exists at all.
The apocalypse will bring with it the death of the internet. That means you will no longer have the world's knowledge at your fingertips.
Make sure you keep a library of reference books that will help you on your journey. For entertainment, 'The Stand' by Stephen King, 'World War Z' by Max Brooks and 'Tagged: The Apocalypse' by Joseph M Chiron are great additions to any bookshelf.
The rules of survival. Play by the rules and you'll stay alive longer.
Do plenty of cardio and travel light.
Beware of bathrooms and always double knot your shoes.
Seatbelts still apply, and always check the back seat when entering a car.
Don't get attached, and don't be a hero.
During the winter, when the days are shorter, you'll need the backup generator for when your solar panels aren't as effective.
This generator uses gasoline, so you can top it up when you're siphoning fuel from abandoned vehicles.
Just switch it on when the lights start to flicker, and enjoy a cool can of Perk-a-Cola from the fridge.
Wanna eat? You’re gonna have to get your hands dirty. These hunting knives will prove invaluable in your search for food.
Or, you could just live off packet noodles for the rest of your days.
Microwaves are small and convenient. They’re the best cooking appliance you could have in your motorhome.
Whenever you find a packet of noodles, take it. Take all of them.
The trusty cricket bat, like most sporting equipment, can make an excellent weapon. They're particularly good for caving zombie skulls in.
Make sure you scout the local areas for good pubs. Pubs not only provide a good place to socialise, they provide good bunkers to wait until the apocalpyse all blows over.
Darts are a great way to entertain yourself. You might want to avoid using them as weapons though, unless you have really good aim.
Eat canned foods sparingly.
Canned food is your only food source that won't go off after a couple of days. So you'll want to save it for when fresh meat is back off the menu, boys.
Keep your eyes peeled for canned chocolate pudding.
When things are looking up, you'll need a spade to plant and harvest your crops.
But when the chips are down, you'll need it for grave-digging.
A large drill used for boring holes into the ground. Makes building perimeter fences light work.
If you happen to find yourself trapped in a mall with a herd of zombies, fire up the excavator for some zombie-spinning fun.
You may think it's pointless to look for a cure, but what have you got to lose? Besides, you never know where an important breakthrough might come from. Having science equipment in your van means you can conduct your own little experiements, to try and find out what happened.
Duct tape is your friend. Use it to bind wounds on the go, craft tools, patch holes in your RV, mend old boots or build yourself a makeshift set of zombie-proof armour.
Disgusting, but essential attire for when raiding heavily infested towns and cities. It camouflages your human appearance and scent. All you need is:
- 1x bed sheet (not reusable)
- Scissors (to cut your disguise to the right size)
- Zombie guts (to coat yourself in)
Wanna eat? You’re gonna have to get your hands dirty. These hunting knives will prove invaluable in your search for food.
Or, you could just live off packet noodles for the rest of your days.
Microwaves are small and convenient. They’re the best cooking appliance you could have in your motorhome.
Whenever you find a packet of noodles, take it. Take all of them.
The trusty cricket bat, like most sporting equipment, can make an excellent weapon. They're particularly good for caving zombie skulls in.
Make sure you scout the local areas for good pubs. Pubs not only provide a good place to socialise, they provide good bunkers to wait until the apocalpyse all blows over.
Darts are a great way to entertain yourself. You might want to avoid using them as weapons though, unless you have really good aim.
Eat canned foods sparingly.
Canned food is your only food source that won't go off after a couple of days. So you'll want to save it for when fresh meat is back off the menu, boys.
Keep your eyes peeled for canned chocolate pudding.
Disgusting, but essential attire for when raiding heavily infested towns and cities. It camouflages your human appearance and scent. All you need is:
- 1x bed sheet (not reusable)
- Scissors (to cut your disguise to the right size)
- Zombie guts (to coat yourself in)
When things are looking up, you'll need a spade to plant and harvest your crops.
But when the chips are down, you'll need it for grave-digging.
You may think it's pointless to look for a cure, but what have you got to lose? Besides, you never know where an important breakthrough might come from. Having science equipment in your van means you can conduct your own little experiements, to try and find out what happened.
Duct tape is your friend. Use it to bind wounds on the go, craft tools, patch holes in your RV, mend old boots or build yourself a makeshift set of zombie-proof armour.
A large drill used for boring holes into the ground. Makes building perimeter fences light work.
If you happen to find yourself trapped in a mall with a herd of zombies, fire up the excavator for some zombie-spinning fun.
