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Got him finished!! Maybe do a third one?????

Simply awesome! Do another one, you can then use them as an army! Maybe a Ceratus Lancer from FW to lead the other two?

Very nice! I would suggest (for future reference) to stray away from acrylic washes as much as possible. I could notice some pooling and streaking on the shoulder pads. Otherwise, great "mini"!

Good Job!

No. 2 is a lot grottier


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And the black and white being reversed on the mechanicum symbol sets off my OCD! Other than that, really good.

I think the wash on their shoulder pads was unnecessary. But it doesn't break the model or anything, it looks good.

TThanks guys! glad you like him!

The washing and it effects are both intentional and necessary tho x x x cos It's what i wanted x x x

These are great, I love the metal and rust. The two models compliment each other too!

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TThanks guys! glad you like him!

The washing and it effects are both intentional and necessary tho x x x cos It's what i wanted x x x

Tommie don't make mistakes, yo

Great looking knight! I like the rusted look. I went with a sharp and clean look for mine, being that I assumed 15,000 year old semi-titans must have been made of something that didn't corrode!

What is that fist on the other one?

Awesome! Love the dark metal and realistic battle damage

Actually in hindsight from you guys inputs i have brought the chrome areas up a little because the left shoulder was much more worked with grime than the left.

I make mistakes yes

Thanks for the compliments and support guys!

T

Great job on the wear & tear !!!!

Dammit Tommie, I had your back.

On a side note, we're trying to organise Axewound 2. Harry will be in touch.

Awesome looking
Keep up the good work!
Cheers Mark

well done...
loads of realistic detail...
they should stomp around quite nicely with the Wolves...

always a pleasure to see your work...

cheers
jah