How would you feel about playing against this model in an Apocalypse game.

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**Culler**

Give it a proper paint job and eldar iconography and I'd be OK with it. As is it looks too much like you put a big toy on the table, as if someone opened up an optimus prime and put it down on the table to use as a model.

**Baragash**

Cannerus_The_Unbearable wrote:You'll never see an "official" apocalypse event, so it's a moot point.

Actually I played in one at Warhammer World last year

OT: I apply the Rolf Harris Standard... "can I tell what it is?"

**Lord Scythican**

I wouldn't have a problem with it at all. Heck I am using Fischer Price toys for Ork Fightabommas...

**Ratius**

Im with Jokaro on this one, I too am a bit of a model/terrain TFG from a purely aesthetic/enjyoment point of view. It wouldnt stop me playing you or having some fun but if it can be avoided, then by all means.....

**ChrisWWII**

Since you're obviously putting effort and work into making it look and feel like an Eldar Titan, I wouldn't have a problem with it. If you succeed in the long run of making it really look like a Revenant, than more power to you....however, if you just took it to an Apoc game I'm running, and stick it on the table....well, I can't stop you, but I'd give you dirty looks for a while.