Scratch Built Warhound Titan

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**Peace Marine**

Took forever, but here it finally is.
Edit - 3 new pics

**archont**

Looks like the legs have a Knee too much on each side.

**Valkyrie**

Not bad, but the legs are a bit too straight for my liking. Also, the paintjob makes it look a bit too "Lego-y".

**fire4effekt**

Very cool, but yeah, definetley an extra leg segment too much.

**Sugar_Woof**

Always love to see scratch builit titans, great job!

**dkellyj**

The legs are fine. Warhounds have a 3 segment leg, normally they are angled like a stalking bird so the Titan looks lower and less gangly than your strait legged stance.
Still, always nice to see another Titan born to the battle.

**CuddlySquig**

What is that made of? Some kind of building toy that I haven't heard of?

**Grass4hopper**

No. I thought the same thing at first, but it just looks that way because of the paint job

**Peace Marine**

The paint job doesnt show up at all well on these pics, will have another go at a few close-ups tonight, its actually a mottled red crenalations and alternating coloured armour panels.
Yes the legs aren't bird-like but are instead more horse-like, did that deliberately to make it different - the whole thing is also slightly meatier than normal versions.
Its made from card and plaster, so literally scratch built, no use of toys or building blocks, used a modified 'lackof' paper template. It's heavey so the legs needed to be straight to carry the wieght - bit annoying but got them as bent as I could - may do another one day in which case it will be lightlrt and more dynamically posed.

**Nightfall**

Looks good on the technical side. the Legs are not bent at the joints sadly.

Overall Very well