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My "Sons of Titan" project. The Grey Knights have landed. An ongoing army build but these boys are finished. You can check out my hobby blog for additional angles and WIPs: http://hobbythumbs.blogspot.ca

EDIT: GK pictures have been retaken as I've noticed they were a botch compared to the Scorpions. Much better now. Also, just for the record the blood effects look a bit flat, but IRL it's just a coat of Tamiya Clear Red, which is a clear glossy red acrylic which looks awesome in person. Same goes for the force weapons: undercoat Mordian, hashed over in Tamiya Metallic Blue, finally two stage splotch waves of Tamiya Clear Blue. It catches the light well.

The Sons of Titan
































Thanks all for looking. C&Cs welcome.

Just a quick update. I've retaken the GK shots because, looking over them today, I realized I was on the wrong end of a two day photo spree and I phoned it in. Now with fewer shots, better lighting, cleaner composition...you name it!

I will be explaining this in the blog later, but I get that grey GKs on grey city bases kind of goes against picking contrasting base colours to pop the models. I'm sure they would stand out more. This was all considered long before the build. The reason I made them this way is because a city environment has always been my preferred aesthetic for my home table...hence my Zuzzy mat (see blog for tutorial). And the GKs being my main force, it only seems appropriate they match my table. For better or worse, lots of moving parts in this plan of mine.

I did not build this army, but I did buy it and am currently building on it. I still want to show off imm0rtal Reaper's Scorpions as a reference for future finished work. Jump over to the blog for alternate angles and all that good stuff.

The Fightin' Fourth

Very nice. Love the Rhino w/ the guy who got shot.

 Feasible wrote:
Very nice. Love the Rhino w/ the guy who got shot.

I know right? The rhino dioramas are what sold me way back. If you're interested in checking out his awesome Plog I believe the link is on my blog in the intro to this army showcase. Very cool project which I will be expanding on substantially.

Almost 11 months from the day I began this sidelines terrain experiment I am happy to say it is complete. I'll let the pictures do the talking. Visit Studio Hobby Thumbs blog for the tutorial and my Instagram for the dailies. Enjoy!

Stay tuned for several new posts, including new finished Red Scorpion units, as I bring my blog up to date.









Thanks for looking. Visit the blog and Instagram! C&Qs welcome.


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This is my latest finished work (and first of this project) expanding Immortal Reaper's Red Scorpions shown above. I bought this army because it struck a chord with me...and still does. I studied it and worked to mimic the scheme and add a few twists without straying too far from the original spirit. All the speeders were salvages. One of the six is from the original purchased army. It was unfinished, by the original owner's own admission, so I brought it up to par.

For project history click here.







Enjoy.