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i had another thread about my titans i made, but decided i wanted a clean new one...one specifically for the warhound's production steps, first, here is it at its current state:
it really is true that paint covers many mistakes

love how the paint didnt fill in the hole in the turbo laser (riht arm) it looks like its about to fire to me


for those of you who do not know, this titan is made entirely out of cardstock paper (except for details, those are mostly straws and legos)
i plan on puting rivets on it, but i need to figure out how im going to, and devote a week to doing it, as this thing stands 11 inches tall (~27.5 cm for everyone else)
i appologize for the huge pics, i know how to write a software program, but not how to edit photos
looking at the photos, i see things the primer missed, oh well, i will get it when i paint
everyone, gimme your comments and suggestions
BTW: its name is Jordanis Malleus (someone told me its a rough translation of hammer of jordanis in latin)

No! For a cardstock titan that's really good. Please don't cook it!

im admirable of anyone who makes this model from scratch for a few reasons. for one, I commend you for not dropping a ridiculous amount of money on a glorified adult toy; and second, people that make them scratch obviously have more time and patience than I do. Nice Work!

thank you, both, and @ element 206: some people argue i spend too much time on this thing (my mother) lol

THAT IS AWESOME!!!!!! Considering that is scratch built, that is phenomenal! Well done it looks just as good as a fw titan!!!

I agree you did a really good job. You know exactly what that is instantly, no guess work. In my book, that means you did a good scratch build

It looks really nice but I think minor details like rivets will improve it a lot.

update: got kittens today and while exploring, one of them (his name is capt morgan) decided the Malleus Jordanis tasted good :( luckily, its was sitting on some boxes so he only nibbled on the feet, but anyways, gotta do some repair work tomorrow...and hopefully wont have to take the captain to the vet (the polyurathane used to make it more stiff may have been toxic as i wasnt planning on getting pets...)