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My one friend is obsessed with Imperial Knights, or more specific 'big ass 40k mechs'.

So after nagging me for awhile, I agreed to print out a Titan for him if he could at least provide the STL files, which he did.

However, I still had to prepare each one (orientation, hollowing, supports etc).

Thus, the first step is to get the majority parts printed and then to start assembling them.

Container of main parts after hours and hours of printed:



Main parts laid out for the body:



Some parts of the armour plates, still have to print out the rest:



Size comparison of the feet to an Eldar model:


I started to clean and assemble the main parts of the torso, with size comparison to a Imperial Knight Dominus:

Holly... Data huge, do super glue actually can hold it properly? Or you gonna pin him?