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This has been a labor of love for me for a while now. I got the Reaver back in 96... painted it up and then kind of hated the paint job. I decided to do something bout it a few years ago but always kind of lost steam in doing it. Around the same time I was stripping the Reaver I managed to pick up the first Warhound off a buddy of mine and that went into the stripping tub as well. back in march I managed to score the second Warhound on ebay and finally came to the conclusion that enough was enough and needed to paint them. It took me a while to get them done because I lost steam on the project a few times. Painting massive things like this even with an airbrush bets monotonous fast but I have a game against the same friend who I got the Warhound from this Friday so I wanted to get them done. Yesterday was the day that they were finished. I still want to go back and make some custom decals for them but that will be another time. I am having a bit of trouble getting the images to come out just right and I'm not looking to halfass it. Better pics will be taken down the line but here's the family photo.

Woah, they look sweet. The paintjob is simple, but effective. And I really love the old models now.

cool!
i miss the old models.

That looks incredibly smooth, nice job. I've never really been a big fan of the general aesthetic of Titans, but you did a great job with yours. Good work.

Nice looking reds! I've never been a fan of the Armorcast style myself, but you did a great job painting these.