Even so, I know my hobby pace and I'd already built and [mostly] primed the titans months ago, ready to be picked back up in October. Firstly I wanted to adjust the pose, so I started with one leg.
I then drilled a hole through the hip sockets and waist. This was to allow the wire to pass between legs and waist and provide a solid structure for it all to be glued to. I will then fill the gap with some modelling material. I think I just went with tile adhesive/grout rather than kneed some green stuff or Milliput together.
I constructed a base with cork. Smoothed it was tile adhesive and added crackle paint for the titan impact.
I like doing these sorts of bases but they do delay things a bit - extra construction work. But it was months ago so doesn't really matter now . Sorry about the blurred pic.
Anyway, they both got done
And I was not surprised when I noticed that I'd done similar poses to my recent [? it was 2 years ago!] Armigers.
Hopefully that'll be covered up by further metallic highlights but we'll see.
What worries me though is I have not primed the missing armour plates or heads. I have the sprue and could just do it but I know I have some already primed, basecoated and with the metallics done.
I did them at the same time as my last Warhounds because they were spare, just in the off chance I ever did some more. Now that situation has come up and I'm not entirely sure where those bits are! Typical!
In the mean time though I get my first Great Big Amber 'BIG BUILD' BASE Stamp of Approval of the season.
I also have a stretch goal of 2 Adeptus Titanicus Acastus Knight Porphyrions. Again these were secret squirrel projects that I was saving for DreadTober.
I think when I was doing the Red Planet BASE! 🔴 on my Cerastus Knights I also did these at the same time.
Obviously there are still bits to do. I want to try and do the marble effect on these similar to my Red Marble Display Board 🔴.
There is so much detail on these knights, I have certain amount of dread [pun unintended but I'm embracing it now I spotted it] in painting them.
As stretch goal go they seem easy as they're not that big. And I've been surprised how quickly epic scale knights come together. But something about these worry me.
So, despite all the planning and headstart in getting both the Warhounds and knights to a point I think is achievable...























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