Hey there and welcome to the showcase post of my second War Walker. As usually, more pictures after the jump (including a group picture with my first War Walker).
I already painted a War Walker before, so painting another one wasn’t too difficult. It almost felt like routine. So even though I had to work a lot of overtime in the last couple of weeks, I was able to finish this model rather quickly (by my standards).
Weapons are magnetized. I used the heavy weapons parts from the Eldar grav tanks, which give the model a more streamlined silhouette than the heavy weapon mounts that come with the War Walker kit.
Notice the custom rune decals I added to the model. The rune on the front indicates the position of the War Walker in the squad’s formation.
At some point in the future I want to add a third War Walker to have a full unit of three models. I can’t stand to paint the same models over and over, so I’ll paint some other stuff first. I guess the next model for my Iybraesil collection will be a Crimson Hunter.
How do you like my War Walkers? Tell me in the comments.
Stahly
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Look at that outlining! Are you a robot?!? 😉 they are just perfect :-O
Which colors do you used for the Base?
Thanks for the information… I really love your blog posts… specially those on
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Superb! Like I've mentioned before, I've been looking at the beginnings of T.O.P. and the progression of your craftsmanship is evident. The one thing that stands out on these, for me, is the canopy surface. It is much improved over your original Saim-Hann Models. Plus, you did it on the inside as well! Excellent work!
Great stuff! I really like the canopy panels in such a striking accent to the blue.