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Great progress on the walker, Cam'. Good details all over and nice freehand work.

Nice concept, 'Ren. Look forward to more. Google lots of spider photos to get a good idea of details and colour schemes.

Wow, star panels are legit. That one on the warhound's right shoulder with the planet is just brilliant

Star patterns to distract enemy titans , gives that extra .067 seconds time before enemy returns fire.

Spider lady with shishkabob legs looks cool too.

Love the freehand matey.

Again Cam I am amazed at your work, painting skills have really progressed since I started following your blog.

Lovely stuff - and LEDs added as well - can't go wrong with that

Cam

Keep careful watch over that warhound.

As you know, my Chem Dogs have a nasty tendency of taking anything not nailed down. And they don't make nails big enough to secure a warhound

Thanks all.

@ Grim, Thanks bud, Going to persuade her to put an update up.
@ Alaricuk, Thank you sir.
@ DrH, Thanks bud, appreciate it, and 'Ren got the message.
@ boundless, Thanks bud.
@Theo, Most welcome input as always, thanks bud. going more for the "Oh look at the pretty.....BANG!" from passing pilots on that really, but up against something like Blackadders monstrosity, I guess they would be looking down on it.
@ Graven, Thank you sir.
@ York, Thanks bud, what painting skills?
@ Ruglud, you got to try this bud, it is a lesson in patience.
@ WP, Afraid this one is now spoken for, but if you want a Chem Dogs one just say the word bud.

OK Update, pic dump, this is all WIP.




Spoilered the individual zoomables as lots.


Thanks for looking, and your support is amazing, thank you.

and he lit it up too...! man...there is not much room for setting the bar higher but you never seem to give in

love all the freehand work mate! also i like the nod towards a spacemarine chest piece you did as a pelvis piece here!

what i think this model also needs in the coming days is banners... at least on each weapon arm one

Mr. Fancy pants over here with the freehand going everywhere. Now you are just trying to show off.

Terrific build Cam- scratch-built _and_ uses imaginative found objects! Plus the magnetic resin gimbals. I'm particularly liking the illuminated instrument panel- what a neat innovation. Along with learning about plastic and/or resin casting from you guys one day, I really want to play with illuminations some. I have some experience from my model railroading days (American HO//British OO) but the products available today are fantastic.

I'm very much enjoying following this build and look forward to more.

First: Amazing work Cam. Built, painted and electrified... You are the real deal!

Second: "Patron of the Art" LOL!

Third: What are you naming her? She needs a name!!

That WIP pic dump is inspiring.... so much awesome.

Great work and it's really coming together nicely.

Dayum! that is exquisite work Cam!

Fantastic progress on the Warhound, the crew area is great.

EDC

I showed a couple of friends your work so far - they both said "thats going to make yours look a bit boring isn't it!"

You covert genius, cam!

That Warhound is coming along quite nicely. The LEDs really stand out.

Coming along well... great work.

Thank you all.

I know you guys are being too kind with your comments, but just having someone say it is looking OK is great for me, real motivation.

@ Vik, Thank you sir, I am not sure on banners, kinda like the idea, but the gent who will be getting this has stated in his blog that he does not like too much ostentation.
@ Whalemusic360, Thank you..
@ Meer_Cat, Thanks bud, and always new stuff to have a go at.
@ Gits, Thanks sir, she will be The "Iustus Indignatio" Translates to...The "Righteous Indignation" Named by her soon to be new owner SirDonlad.
@ Mad... Thank you bud.
@ EDC, Thanks bud.
@ SirDonlad, Just hope you like her once you have her in hand.
@ Josh, Thanks.
@ Dr H, Thanks bud.

Bit of painting done...






Thanks for looking.

Really staggering in scale and ambition. Socks knocked off.

The paint on that is looking great. The Star panels especially are very impressive!

i see...whoever pays the piper calls the tune, eh?

looks amazing...

the non matching spaces on the lower legs are still unpainted regions right? for attaching shin guards and so on?...

The paint job is great Cam. It really makes it so much more personalized than a standard pattern Titan color scheme. Almost like the pilot cared about his ride than just drove it off the sales floor.

You're spot on about my views on banners etc, but in this case i'm bending to the idea - it would be fitting to have one honouring the creating Archmagos (definetly get your name on it!) , the bonded household Col'Khak protectorate and the pact made with the Ordo Reductor for the 'loan'

Edit: it is looking glorius Cam! Still cant get over the freehand planets - i don't have the skills/stones to try that on my stuff!

That would be cool and scary to see on an apocalypse scale battle zone table setting!

The lighted cockpit looks awesome.

Warhound looks great and is progressing well.

Cheers,

CB

Cam...this is amazing....How do you physically stay focused for so long?

Meant to mention before- I've never seen the Gothic Mural panels on a warhound before- just Knights. I think it looks great and is entirely consistent with the whole concept of Titans. These machines are each a significant effort to produce, so naturally each would be personalized and embellished either by its factory or by its crew. It helps that the shoulder panel murals are so well done, of course.

They spend YEARS on massive pit-stop ships in space, so it makes perfect sense for the artificers to lavish the details on, as long as the tech priesthood approved, of course