Quick tip from someone who has a full Titanicus force: it is MUCH easier and quicker to leave the armour panels off the “skeleton” when painting Titans.
Thanks for the tip; I painted my warlord titan with the panels off - but for these warhound it seemed a bit overkill. Would have helped with airbrushing the panels without it going everywhere though.
As an AT player and owner of 2 Warmaster, 2 Icono, 8 Warlord, 6 Nemesis, 12 Reaver, 16 Warhound and 4 Dire Wolfs, I had to say... magnetising the torso is totally pointless. Warhounds only needs weapon magnets. The rest of the titans can have head magnets too to chnage sryle (if you have 3d printed alternative heads). As the painting, it is really useful. I love their look too.
Thanks! Haha, yeah - it didn't end up being particularly useful and ended up breaking on one of them anyway. That is a very impressive list of titans - wow. It must have taken an eternity to build and paint that many. I'm just in the process of wrapping up my first nemesis titan for my next video.
@@WargamersWorkshop Not all titan is painted only around 25% =/ Just built. It's on my to-do list. On this year I have painted Nemesis Lockdown and Windward, plus some Unmatched. Now I paint Forbidden Stars and Blood Rage KS box. Hopefully I can work on AT again. I have a lot of titans, because noone else can afford AT in my region. So I collect titans for 2 players, 2k ponints, any combination.
In the process of painting my 2 Warhounds. Going for Legio Krytos. I really enjoy stippling to create textures and smooth transitions on the bigger panels. Nice tutorial, I like the Gryphonicus Warhound especially!
Thanks! Nice - I bet Legio Krytos will look great on some warhound titans. Have fun getting them painted up! I really need to dedicate some time to practising stippling - would be a great tool for this sort of paint job.
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Quick tip from someone who has a full Titanicus force: it is MUCH easier and quicker to leave the armour panels off the “skeleton” when painting Titans.
Thanks for the tip; I painted my warlord titan with the panels off - but for these warhound it seemed a bit overkill.
Would have helped with airbrushing the panels without it going everywhere though.
As an AT player and owner of 2 Warmaster, 2 Icono, 8 Warlord, 6 Nemesis, 12 Reaver, 16 Warhound and 4 Dire Wolfs, I had to say... magnetising the torso is totally pointless.
Warhounds only needs weapon magnets. The rest of the titans can have head magnets too to chnage sryle (if you have 3d printed alternative heads).
As the painting, it is really useful.
I love their look too.
Thanks! Haha, yeah - it didn't end up being particularly useful and ended up breaking on one of them anyway.
That is a very impressive list of titans - wow. It must have taken an eternity to build and paint that many. I'm just in the process of wrapping up my first nemesis titan for my next video.
@@WargamersWorkshop Not all titan is painted only around 25% =/
Just built.
It's on my to-do list. On this year I have painted Nemesis Lockdown and Windward, plus some Unmatched. Now I paint Forbidden Stars and Blood Rage KS box. Hopefully I can work on AT again.
I have a lot of titans, because noone else can afford AT in my region. So I collect titans for 2 players, 2k ponints, any combination.
Looks good. Hope you get a chance to paint some reavers, warlords, warmasters.
Thanks! I’d love to tackle some larger titans - particularly the warmasters look amazing. Hopefully they become available soon.
In the process of painting my 2 Warhounds. Going for Legio Krytos. I really enjoy stippling to create textures and smooth transitions on the bigger panels.
Nice tutorial, I like the Gryphonicus Warhound especially!
Thanks!
Nice - I bet Legio Krytos will look great on some warhound titans. Have fun getting them painted up!
I really need to dedicate some time to practising stippling - would be a great tool for this sort of paint job.
They look really good. Love that gryphonicus paintjob
Thanks!