Almost a week has passed since the first WIP update on this fella. He has changed quite a bit over the past days. Let’s have a look at the interior, which clearly is a highlight of the Chaos Warhound Titan model.
These are just a few impressions of the interiors of the titan. Some things came out weird in the pictures, some things still need some
more work (like the robe on the techpriest which looks pretty yucky at
the moment and some other things). It’s silly but I really, really
like the look of the broken lamps on the roof of the cabin. Clearly one
of my favorite bits on the model and of course it’s probably one of the
most invisible ones as well. 😉
Next up will be some shots of the hull so you get a better overall idea of the look of this monstrosity.
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Wow, I never knew there was so much interior detail. The 'extraneous' and therefore dead crew in the cockpit are my favourite bit.
How much of the interior will be visible once the model is completed? Will you be able to remove armour plates etc or will everything be glued in place?
Thanks for the comments, guys. 🙂 The interior really is a definate highlight of the Chaos Warhound.
That's freakin' cool. It should have a special "aura of fear" or at least "aura of nausea" rule.
Wow, I never knew that that's what the interior looked like on the chaos warhound. Impressively revolting. I really like the cockpit.
Great work as usual.. always envy those that can acquire one of these ( even in a commission ) and then do such great work with it.. looking forward to seeing more of it..
Revolting and nauseating, but in a good way – the interior of this thing looks suitably decayed. Nurgle would be pleased!