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I don't play Apoc games often, but I played a couple recently and it got me excited about having a real Apoc model, so I set out to create this: a custom made Revenant Titan. I prefer mine over the normal for a few reasons, first off, it's unique, wholly MINE and not just another Revenant. Secondly, I don't play Apoc enough to pay Forge World money. And thirdly I really am not a huge fan of how the Revenant LOOKS. It looks to me like it ended up on the cutting room floor when designing the Wraith Knight. I say all this to say that I did not just do this to make a cheap titan, I did this to make MY titan. The paint isn't the best I know, but I am not very good at painting the big models.

Looks great! I know you may not want to hear this as an Eldar player, but it has very sleek Slaaneshi vibes

Thanks! I guess the purple could be a bit Slaaneshi... haha.

wancourb070386@yahoo.com wrote:
Thanks! I guess the purple could be a bit Slaaneshi... haha.

Nah I think I just saw it at a wired angle the first time. Looks really elegant, as any Eldar unit should - even a Titan. Really nice work!

Thanks, appreciate it

It reminds me of Unit 1 when it goes berserk at the end of Rebuild 2.0

I'd love to see it next to another mini for scale.

That's a wraith knight on the right. Also on the Titan base, that's a land speeder.