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So I've been working on my first attempt at a model for 3D printing, Gatling Blasters for the 28mm Warlord Titan (as FW don't seem inclined to release them), reasonably pleased with the first attempt.

Have started tweaking a few bits after the first print, such as building a support structure for the ammo hopper to try and prevent the warping of the end and increasing the size of the panel\hatch line on it as it doesn't show up very well on the finished print. Also need to do a little bit of work to improve the clearance around the pistons and the armour and the ammo hopper and the base, as although they just about fit, they do look a little close (and limit the positioning).

Also a few minor printing issues (and think I left the base in the alcohol too long), Model was designed using Lightwave 3D, supported with Chitubox and printed on a Saturn 2.

Torn on my next project, considering either a carapace mounted Sunfury Plasma Annihilator for the Warbringer Titan, which doesn't have rules but I reckon would look really cool or a Warmaster Titan (which I'd never finish based on my current age and how long the Gatling Blaster took).

Any tips or suggestions gratefully received! (The model is just balanced in place, not glued, hence the gaps where the barrels join etc.)

Good work!

That looks cracking.

How about the head/weapons to convert the warlord into a psi-titan? Ordo Sinister?