Warhound titan

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**oldwolf79**

My Warhound Titan Loved working on this only problem is I was another one lol

**darefsky (Flight Medic Paints)**

Beautifully done!

Is the rust around the rivets a powder wash?

**oldwolf79**

Thanks and yup forge world weather powder orange rust

**Brokksamson**

The Omnissiah Disapproves of how rusty this machine is.

Well painted, the rust effects look great, just not sure they are at home on a Titan that the Legio would so feverishly maintain.

**tyrannosaurus**

Looks stunning, really like the weathering, congrats on owning a titan too

**oldwolf79**

Thanks guys first time I've ever done weathering on a model

**MattRendar**

Great work ..amazing!

**Million**

Looks like someone left their warhound in the garageotoo long. Get some WD40 on ee.

Weathering: less is more

**Ouze**

I think the paintjob is terrific, and while I do have to agree that the rust stains are a little unlikely, fluff wise, they are very well done.

**oldwolf79**

Thanks guys painted all by hand no airbrush and my fluff thinking was it has been fighting a very long campaign on a acidic planet

**Ouze**

Fair enough. In the end, it's really about the story you want to tell, anyway.