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Paint scheme is looking crisp. I like the colour choices, they work really well.

 NotSkilledHere wrote:
I'm honestly also curious to see how it matches up to the FW side by side besides the print-layer visibility.

I'm finding this fascinating looking at the photos. Since I last posted in this thread I picked up a Forgeworld Warlord and became rather intimately familiar with all the parts and design while going through the assembly process. Looking at koosbeer's latest pics, particularly of the leg/foot assembly, nearly everything is just a little bit different. It definitely feels like whoever 3d modelled this warlord was looking closely at the Forgeworld design and using it as a guide and wanting a model that overall looked close to the official one, but wasn't necessarily trying to exactly replicate everything. To the point where once you've built the whole thing you'd glance at it and maybe not notice the differences, but if you focus on individual parts it'll be fairly obvious.

This thread led me to find and print this Titan-substitute. I had a blast printing it over 81 days of constant printing. Bought many $ of GW paints for it too!

@MKGipson, that looks good. That is some dedicated printing, cleaning and painting in a short time. Good job!

Also, started painting the Titan (finally!)

First paint job video is for the legs

This is awesome! Can't wait to see when it's finished being painted!

Leg armour done.