[Microblog] Line Breaker (nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com)
 

Line BreakerThe Warmaster Titan project marches on. I've reached a point on the base where I feel comfortable attaching the miniature to it.There's two decking screws up through the cargo containers and one through the bottom of the other foot. In both cases construction adhesive is attaching it to the base.I experimented with making a scale chainlink fence that the Titan is crashing through.@warhammer40k #hobby #miniatures #WarmasterTitan #Chaos #40k #WarHamFam #WarhammerCommunity #Titan

Bottom-half of a Warmaster Titan model based on the design by Games Workshop. The model is on a sandy/dirt base crashing through and destroying a to-scale chain-link fence that barely reaches the model's ankles.
Warmaster Milestone! (nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com)
 

Warmaster Milestone!All the color blocking and shading on the leg skeleton is done! It may not seem like much, but it's a big milestone on progress and means that I can keep trucking away. I'm probably going to add a few decals here and there but not many. Next step will be the leg armor panels. The base will kind of be spread out as I see fit.@warhammer40k #hobby #miniatures #MiniaturePainting #WarmasterTitan #Chaos #40k #WarHamFam #WarhammerCommunity #Warhammer40k

Legs skeleton of a Warmaster Titan miniature based on the design by Games Workshop. Dark and grimy metal skeleton accented with brass, copper, and bronze panels and pistons.  The forward leg is posed on top of a set of three shipping containers in red, green, and yellow. The entire miniature stands on a large oval base.
[Microblog] Return to Base (nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com)
 

Return to BaseThe Warmaster project carries on and the custom MDF base has arrived. This is a massive 480mmx360mm (14"x19") MDF oval and it still barely fits in the footprint.I'm out of scale bananas, so there's a dog food can and a War Dog to compare.I am really pushing the boundaries on what can still be called a "miniature". And I'm getting the itch for an Imperator...@warhammer40k #hobby #WarmasterTitan #WarHamFam #WarhammerCommunity #miniatures #HobbyStreak #40k #Chaos #Warhammer40k

Angled top-down view of a Warmaster Titan model based on the designs by Games Workshop. The model sits on an oval cut from MDF.  A War Dog model also from Games Workshop, and a 12.5oz can of dog food sit next to it, dwarfed in size by the Warmaster.
The Hound of Virulence (nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com)
 

The Hound of VirulencePainted up this #ChaosKnight #Ruinator as a pledge for #Tanksgiving this year; a Tanksgiving I won't be attending due to outside factors. Alas, I will share it with you all and hope you enjoy!Happy Tanksgiving everyone!@warhammer40k #hobby #miniatures #WarHamFam #WarhammerCommunity #ChaosKnights #40k #Warhammer40k #MiniaturePainting

Nurgle possessed Chaos Knight Ruinator model from Games Workshop.  The giant robot is painted with a mix of turquoise and putrid green armor panels accented by dirty copper trim.  Tentacles and fleshy bits extrude from ports and gear interfaces in a sickly purple/pink hue.  A bone mask leers from the robot's head unit.
Art on Armor Plating (nyc3.digitaloceanspaces.com)
 

Art on Armor PlatingOkay, after watching the Midwinter Minis video, I'm going decoupage a shot. The Warmaster Iconoclast is so large that it needs additional designs on it and I just don't have enough decals to do it! So... let's give this a try? It's still drying so the picture looks a bit shiny.@warhammer40k #hobby #decoupage #WarmasterTitan #Titan #40k #WarHamFam #WarhammerCommunity #Warhammer40k #miniatures #MiniaturePainting

Eye of Horus variant from the cover of Lupercal's War printed out and applied to the hood armor piece of a Warmaster Iconoclast Titan based on the design by Games Workshop.