Brontes

Brontes Walks.

My first complete (as in based) Warlord from Titanicus 2018. As I posted before, for this scale I have decided to flush out the "Cyclopeans". An official GW Titan Legion but with no information.

I think each titan will get its own camo on top while the body will keep the same grey and red scheme. Reaver and Warlord number two is in the works.   This Legio may make the switch to my full sized 40K models as well. Only time will tell.

My DIY-fu is weak

shifting gears on my DIY. Instead of coming up with my own Legio I’ve decided to flush out a lesser known Titan Legion.  I’ve decided to go with the Cyclopeans.  There is only a single mention of them and I’ve decided to adopt them, there Forge World and all.  It may even transition to my full scale HH/40k Titans.  Since they have no formal colors I’m going with my test paint scheme.

Background, logo, Knight Houses forth coming.

AT18, not under a rock

Don’t let my idle blog make you think I have idle fingers.  I’ve had my fingers on the pulse of AT18 for a long time.

Taking some time off commission work to deal with some personal issues I did happen to snag two copies of AT18 GME.

I have decided to go full DIY on my Titans and Knights.

There are a crap ton of unboxing so what’s the point lol. I have my first Warlord done up in my loyal colors.  I will be posting a write up and photos soon.

A new way.

I keep trucking along. Using all the experience and skill I learned from my first build. My customer did not want lights (boo) but he did want the "box" to be accessible for future possible LED's (yeah) so I did my build with that in mind.  In the mean time I was asked to do some emergency surgery on a wounded Warhound.  I was happy to get him back in action.

I'm a Resin Carpenter!

I use more of my power tools building a Warlord then I do on my home repair or other projects. Thank you Black & Decker.

Splish splash

Splish splash my resin is taking a bath.  This go round I used lingerie bags to soak the smaller bits.

Shifting Sands

With the release of the Custodes I realized i had two to many metallic painted armies. I decided to give my Thousand Sons of the Silver Tower a repaint to the new "Sons of the Shifting Sands". A desert planet that's constantly shifting (very Tzeentch of me).  Think Tomb Kingish. Cities covered in the sands revealed everyday just to be buried, oceans flow and dry up.

This is a rough job, I need to figure you what color to paint the base rim, any recommendations? The base color is Zandri Dust.

Not all gross is green

 

A little commission work. Great model, very fun to build and paint.  I have a couple for myself.
Bravo GW, bravo.

Absence does not mean idle

Its been a hobby whirlwind recently. Just to get caught up my projects here is a preview of what I've been working on: