Hi all, here is my Mars Pattern Reaver Battle Titan I painted about 3 years ago now. Its in the scheme of the Legio Astorum – The Warp Runners, who hail from the Forgeworld of Lucius.
This has seen battle about half a dozen times in that time, and has won best vehicle at a WHW campaign weekend, being compared (generously) by WHW staff as one of the best they have seen at their venue.
The left knee shows some personal heraldry and the Icon if the Princeps
The right knee contains the Legio Titanicus Cog emblem
Piston detail showing wear and tear on the movement within a piston.
The upper carapace detail showing the latin (low gothic?) translated roughly as:
Unconquored Vengeance, Destroyer of Cities
Included in the kit is a Tech Priest working on the plasma reactors and maintaining the weapon servitors slaved to the gun systems
A top down view of the Princeps and Moderatii in the head section
The armour plates on the top are removable as is the head section to get to the inside details
Some of the lower rear leg detailing
Haywire Grenade
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Some great comments, really appreciate the feedback! I am glad you love the model as much as I do.
@Milo – the base is actually a wooden oval block from Amazon. I think art shops sell them for people to make clocks with of all things. I have 2 sized versions. The larger for the Phantom and Reaver, the smaller for the Warhound. Some old bits from the bitzbox, some textured basing paint and slate and voila.
Impressive model ! Love your blue/bronze pattern and your heraldic symbol 😎
Can't wait to see what your warlord will look like !!!
Incredible! The small (or not so small, it's a freaking titan) details really makes it come alive. The piston-wear is one of those things that really makes it feel like machinery instead of just a model. Really great work, I love pretty much everything that Tale Of Painters posts but this was one of those cases where I went oh shit instead of "just" wow! 🙂
What a model!!! I've painted one myself (not to this standard) so I know how much work and effort went into that beast. Great job. Could I also ask where you got the base from?
Awesome! I love the metallics on the thighs especially.
Awesome Titan mate.