After three weeks (-ish) the Warhound is finished!
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I aded some soot, grime, dirt, rust and all the other fun things in the end.
This one took a bit longer than planned because I really wanted to make sure that it looks the part and I tried out a few new things.
I’m happy with the result. Hope you like it as well!
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Wow, this model is absolutely beautiful!! Would you ever consider selling this titan or doing a commission on one like this?
Impressive works on the Hound there. How did you find the pinning of the beast to ensure stability and strength?
If you do reconsider a base, might I suggest this?
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Pine-Oval-Plaque-11-X14-X-68/dp/B000YQM8SM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1365545935&sr=8-1&keywords=pine+oval+plaque
I have used these on my Phantom and Warhound and will use them (and the smaller versions) for my Vampire Hunter and Reaver Titan.
I have just completed mine but adding some more weathering.
Mine is from the Warp Runners Legion, so has the marbled blue effect.
Fantastic paint job, genuinely the nicest paint job on a Warhound Titan I have seen, its a shame the base lets it down a bit though.
@FourEyedMonster: Cheers. 🙂
@Snake88: Thank you! It was scheduled for yesterday but due to the day's news (FW open day) it was pushed back.
Saw this in my reading list yesterday but then it disappeared, been waiting for it to show up again!
Fantastic work! I like the marbled effect you got on the black areas and the banners are nice touch!
I too would be happy with results like that. =)
Love the Warhound Titan paint job … well done!