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Lucky boy.

Started building of Imperial Knight

This whole thread has blown my mind.

 Lathe Biosas wrote:
This whole thread has blown my mind.

good-good, just as planned

Started carapace

Would that I could do more than just "Exalt" :-D

some small progress

Finished making your seraptek. The central part with the core didn't work out the first time, but it did the second time ! I looked at the original models and added some small details with plates. I also decided to make the head my own way, cut out an approximate head template and modified it with putty. It turned out well! Still in the process of painting Acastus, but that's another story...

You are the Nicola Tesla of printing. I would never believe the final products would be as amazing as they are.

small update

I am absolutely stunned that these are paper models. You have a skill, my friend!

 Warboss_Waaazag wrote:
I am absolutely stunned that these are paper models. You have a skill, my friend!

thank you

head finished

What a great thread, salutations for your perseverance in both hobby and real world spheres. Slava Ukraini.

Out of curiosity, have you displayed your works in regular art exhibitions beyond hobbyist spaces?

Your patience must be legendary. The detail is incredible. I agree with Sherrypie above - showcasing your models at a gallery or art exhibit would be inspiring to many!

 Sherrypie wrote:
What a great thread, salutations for your perseverance in both hobby and real world spheres. Slava Ukraini.

Out of curiosity, have you displayed your works in regular art exhibitions beyond hobbyist spaces?

before full-scale war we had paper modelling exhibition-competition yearly, but for now im building these to display on my shelf.
I gave Warbringer titan as a present to my friend, who's now in military service, first of my Warhounds i gave for local warhammer club, warmaster titan is currently preparing as donation for auction to gain some money for AFU just as first of stormsurges.
we'll se what future will bring and act accordingly


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 blockade23 wrote:
Your patience must be legendary. The detail is incredible. I agree with Sherrypie above - showcasing your models at a gallery or art exhibit would be inspiring to many!

maybe, but for now its not an option - so only online posts

but for now i finished exhaust pipes and did one shoulder

Love this thread. This is just incredible work

battle cannon and current status

pelvis

one leg is done

current progress:

fist finished

Insanely nice models !! Very impressive work !

he stands at last, still lots of work left to do %)

Just incredible. My hat is off and my jaw well and truly dropped

thanx

shoulder pad and leg shields are left to do, and other weapons, of course

That's just amazing. Painted up and you won't know the difference!

 blockade23 wrote:
That's just amazing. Painted up and you won't know the difference!

Thank you I'll show when I paint it, just need to decide colour sheme

got a little free time and made an additional weapon

just in case i decide to paint him as the best marine chapter - Angry Marines