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This really is exceptionally well done so far. Loads of details in such a huge model. Very nice.

For some reason I can't actually get the image anywhere other than the first picture here (the blue and gold titan shoulders with silver round cogs on top)... Those void shield generators look kind of cool.

Structure points could perhaps be campaign studs on the cockpit or something?

Very nice. It may be the lack of guns at this stage, but it almost looks as though the legs are on backwards (the 2nd picture especially) - looks like it should be walking the other way

However, excellent work - very clean excecution of construction once again.

Looks pretty cool to me. Perhaps turn it into almost a portal to the warp, with daemons and such trying to force themselves through?

Also, the death guard colours sound better. Metalic titans don't really do it for me on titans

Have to say it looks a lot more balanced now than it did. I think I agree with tilting the knee pad backwards a bit (perhaps try rotating it in a graphics program before cutting it off the model first ) - it may well make the leg more dynamically posed.

Otherwise outstanding work as usual.

That looks absolutely amazing - love the detailing that is emerging now.

Pft, knock off early and get them uploaded

Love the shoulder pad.

I think the knee pad just needs a bit more definition around the eye/nose sockets. At the moment they just look like the edges are rolled down - perhaps some stronger definition of the edges would help?

WOW. That is epicness on an epic (well, 28mm) scale

Excellent work as always.

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Grandfather Nurgle loves you too.

I think the nurglings are putting together some kind of rotting fruit bowl.

*Small tear of pus in his eye*

Looks truely amazing with the battle damage on there.

Will have to add making one of these to my long list of projects - though I am sure it will look nothing like as good as yours

It looks good. I have a white and green scheme for my CSM and agree with berglin that you might need some areas of lighter green to break up the otherwise dark green trim.

This is my WIP landraider:


While not up to your standards of painting, the lighter green works better on larger areas of white than the dark green that I use for the infantry:

Could maybe do with being darker (perhaps a sooty black?) at the very base of the trim before it goes to the rust red. It looks a bit too washed out and diffuse at the moment when compared to the un-rusted side.

Looking cool

What is the little (well, little compared to the titan anyway ) gubbin in the 3rd picture on the right next to the toe?

Ah yes, I see it now

Looks very good. Would say more but there is a cat sitting on my keyboard.

Have to say it is looking good even now

Razgryz wrote:what is salt weathering? Awesome work, eagerly looking forward to seeing this completed!

You paint the base colour then wet the surface of a model and add crystals of salt. Allow it to dry and the salt should stick to the surface. Then you paint over the surface and salt. By then brushing or washing off the salt you are left with the original base colour coming through in uneven/patchy spots, as it would if the top layer of paint chipped or flaked off.

Very nice

You didn't build your new house out of plasticard did you?

Rust for the rust god!

Looks cool - looks like you are almost on the home straight now.

Excellent indeed.