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hey everyone. im designing a 40k titan. now the idea is "walking tank" or, rather, walking brick at the moment.
(see pic 1)
now, im giving it custom stats and weapons (don't worry it isn't for games (obviously) its mainly so I can brag to my dad I did it. so I need help with three things.
1. you may have noticed that there are three different leg configurations, which do you think looks best?
2. do I need to bulk out anything? if so, how?
3. how do you guys think I should do the arms in general as im not happy with the ones I have already?
4. what kind of detail should I add to the front hull.
5. any general suggestions?
thanks in advance.

Considering the bulk of that "brick"-thing, you need strong legs that look like they can carry the weight. So #1 is out, ä3 looks clunky as hell. i'd go for #2.

As said, the legs need to be strong enough to support the massive weight of the thing. The arms in general look too spindly for this thing. Increase shoulders and arms. This helps with your third bullet too.

Depends on your chosen faction. Cables, rivets, plating, symbols...

But mostly, if you want feedback, you need to improve your design with more details. Because, honstely, this is. a tad underwhelming

ok, im completely remaking the legs and arms.
space marine, I cant figure out what to add.

finished legs positioning and such.
what do you think I should do for the shoulders?


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