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 Sherrypie wrote:
@Boss: these psi-titans are armed with the Left Hand of Darkness in their, well, left arm, and traditionally have the Red Right Hand (of the vengeful God) as well. That harks back to Milton's classic Paradise Lost, which is just as well given the canonical Sinister titans riff with the classics of antiquity anyway with fortress names like Occidentalis and other cardinal directions of good old Terra. I'm taking the route of spheres of heaven, the division between sublunar normal world and the aether beyond it, where no laws of physics apply.

Well that's all just fething awesome

Just found your blog and am blown away. I love how the psi-titan is coming together. Lovely conversions and lovely paint jobs.

Welcome and warm thanks, Stevefamine and Don Qui Hotep. Conversions shall flow... for I accidentally got a box of skulls today. This won't end well

Besides some little fixes on the base later on, like the name, this fella is done.


Aetheris-Anathema, a horror born in the cold cradle of the void between lightless stars, walks.





















After painting brown all day long, this was a refreshing change. I do love me some purple.

Well well, if there isn't something in the air... Got a pair of little Hawks, some thirty dreadnoughts and a bunch of Deathshroud conversions waiting for any openings in the schedule...

Those are some cool looking little guys. The titan is SICK. Modeling, paint, the whole shebang. Awesome piece.

Thanks youws!

I'm chomping at the bit to get it on the battlefield as soon as the pandemic is dealt with. Well, better paint some more in the meanwhile...

Huzah.

I'm a little bit late here to chime in, but I feel compelled nonetheless: That titan is siiick! Really nice work.

Never too late, tinfoil. Appreciated

Aww, look at the tiny dreads.....

I'm super impressed with Aetheris-Anathema! You really nailed the void-born look. It looks like those lightening effects could work pretty well for Night Lords ~ ever think of giving them a try?

Thanks DQH, it was a fun experiment

I like the look of Night Lords in general, but there's already a great Finnish NL modeller doing them and I don't want to spam the same spaces with similar content

I want to make some proper traitors eventually, but probably on the more sex-drugs-&-rock'n'roll side with hot pink and EXTREEEEEEME attitude which our favorite space Batman gone bad and his sons don't really sell to me.

That titan is absolutely sick! Looking forward to seeing the mob of dreadnoughts

Cheers IGtR=!

Before dreads though, we got more tactical variety... Deathshroud hit the field, #ConvertEverything!



Brittle resin is a bit of a pain at this scale

I'm sure! How many tiny orange scythes did you go through before getting them lined up? Love the attention to detail, even at this scale.

 Don Qui Hotep wrote:
I'm sure! How many tiny orange scythes did you go through before getting them lined up? Love the attention to detail, even at this scale.

There were some quibbles with getting them to print at all and even then it took iterating to see how many supports one could use before it became impossible to get the parts out. Didn't really lose any here at the user end, though, only two snapped apart and even those were still salvageable.

Still, wouldn't recommend, get chunkier bits to preserve your sanity

Tiny Deathshroud are impressive

Oh, love the tiny scythes!

Thanks fellas.

Carrying on with the tinies, found I still had some old Rhinos and decided there was a need for some Vindicator support. WIP before some stuffing later on, but shaping up nicely.

Found a good use for those Warbringer arm bits, because blimey I ain't using them on the Bringers themselves : P

After some stuffing and up-armouring, I think our latest batch of smol tanks is done.

NIce! Be fun putting those on the table for some Epic (or just as titan base toppers!)

Vejut wrote:
NIce! Be fun putting those on the table for some Epic (or just as titan base toppers!)

Been having a bit of an Epic bug again, great game. Did a bit of counting and currently I'm standing somewhere around 8000 points for Armageddon.

Painted:

20 stands of tacticals.
12 stands of terminators.
10 dreadrobots.
10 field guns.
10 Rhinos.
4 Predators.
4 Spartans.
4 leaders.

Assembled:

24 Contemptors.
4 Leviathans.
8 stands of Deathshrouds.
5 Vindicators.
3 Whirldwinds.
2 Thunderhawk gunships.

On the dock:

A Thunderhawk transporter.
Destroyer jump troops.
More terminators.
More leaders.
More air support.
More... stuff?

Might've slipped a bit, small stuff gets addictive when it's so quick to add more stuff

Whoosh! Thunderhawks are go!




Two printed Gunships and one old Transporter from GW I got as a hand-me-down, ready to ferry our grumpy legionaries around myriad battlefields.





The detail on the Transporter kit is absolutely ludicrous.






The Gunships have visible printlines, but you really can't see them from over 30 cm away so for playing purposes, excellent stuff.

For what it's worth, you can't see the print lines in the pictures either. Weathering effects look really good! Very naturalistic despite the scale.

 Don Qui Hotep wrote:
For what it's worth, you can't see the print lines in the pictures either. Weathering effects look really good! Very naturalistic despite the scale.

Thanks! That's reassuring, little things like that just keep one up at night

Yeah, you can't see the printlines without opening gallery and zooming in, so think you're fine there

And another day's work, getting somewhere with 28 dreadnoughts at a time

Not bad going

They're looking great.

Thanks monkeytroll

Alright, better pics now that this lot is done.







Just some terminators and tanks to go before we can have a nice photoshoot for the whole gang.