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This is very soon going to the client in Singapore. Luckily, I've figured out how to use my light tent effectively. Here are a bunch of photos. I'll be sad to see this one go...

Said it before, I'll say it again. One of the most awesome pieces of 40k I've ever seen. This is art. Stunning work.

 Paradigm wrote:
This is art. Stunning work.

Yep. This is a top notch diorama that captures the mood of both armies perfectly. Wonderful job, your client has something truly special coming his way.

Very nice! I especially like the guys holding his wounded arm!

That's not a conversion, I believe it was a limited edition model. I got it as part of a miniature swap on another forum and immediately thought 'Ahhh, I know where *that's* going'.

Did you sculpt the grandfather clock? It is such a nice detail.

No, it's a quarter scale (1/48) doll's house piece. Cheap Chinese crap, but scratch it up a bit with a scribing tool and it's fine. Same as the chairs and table, all they took was cutting the legs shorter to make them scale with GW minis. The damaged bureau on the floor is also from the same set. I think I got them from a firm called 'Molly's House', but I'd have to dig the invoice out...

Edit: Also, gouge notches out with a knife to rough it up. :-)

I'm trying to think of words to describe how awesome this is and I'm failing. Hard.

Very nice. Great diorama story telling..

Simply amazing work!

Awesome work, how long did it take you to complete this bad boy ?

Approximately four solid months work, over the space of around a year. It took over 6 months simply to get a full kit together without major flaws. I have basically a whole spare Titan out of it. Albeit one which would require significant work to make good.