Blackadder Attempts To Build An Imperial Warmonger Titan Options

[Blackadder]

I lost track of this forum due to a computer infection. It took me a while to realize I was missing my antipodal amigos (Of course a reply would have helped me find y'all sooner.)

So my latest project is well underway:

Blackadder Attempts to build an Imperial Warmonger Titan:

Well a good many of you know by announcing this I have a fair idea of how I am going to proceed with this build but we also know we're gonna be in it for the long haul. Now that FW has released a Warlord (I'll buy the Chaos version when they release it because Chaos and the sculpted organic hulls and carapaces go well together in my opinion) but the Warlord Mars and Alpha not so much; also IMHO. Anyway it's always been in my mind to build a transport companion for my Warlord perhaps a foot taller with ruddy great greaves and threshold steps and Imperium Aquila doors to release a few hordes of grunts. I figure my Emperor titan to be on the order of 80 CM/32 inches tall.

This build will be much more of a static model than any of my previous efforts as I have seen the classic Emperor Titan and they look best with legs spread and threatening and it's just too much work to repeat all the leg articulation.



So this past winter I've been collecting parts and formulating my ideas and with this last Amazon purchase of a 'Sanctum Imperialis' building I am ready to begin the build starting with the greaves and feet.

[Blackadder]

A Yard Stick Won't Be Enough:

I'm beginning to think that even a meter is too conservative an estimate for the height of this behemoth.

http://i.imgur.com/cBNuX3z.jpg


The yardstick as presented indicate the 27 inches tall my Warlord stands.

http://i.imgur.com/qPPFq0U.jpg


The Triangular shoulders represent the width of the platform the cathedral superstructure sits on so even with out the legs the yardstick comes up short.

http://i.imgur.com/oFxMq13.jpg


The closeup of the passage to the Cockpit from the command deck.

http://i.imgur.com/3GBtkIb.jpg


Looking down at the upper reactor room

http://i.imgur.com/K4ofb9U.jpg


And a bird's eye view of the titan as it is today.

http://i.imgur.com/uWgWhC9.jpg