@@papazoulou9326 Not sure of it's exact release date, But its had rules since at least the 2002 Imperial Armour Update. So the FW Warhound has been around since 3rd edition. There is also an even older Warhound, made by Armourcast on license from GW.
Took me about a year to prep and paint mine, now it lives in a display case an my local store, never having seen a game. Watching this, I'm thinking of taking it back and rebasing.
@@feynthefallen normally I'd agree, but Jay is not human, I don't know how he makes so much content. If he says he's going to paint a Titan in a week, I believe it.
This Channel is my absolute Favorite, even surpasing Squidmar. The Evolution the two of you Took, the professional Lightning, awesome Background Lightning and absolute 11/10 building and painting skills. Way to Go! The warhound Looks incredible and I Hope to See it painted soon!
You have to be *extremely* motivated to continue with this model, because its such a pig to start with that it sucks the life out of you while you are building it. Its one of the oldest titans FW sells, and it shows.
Considering the price yeah lmao. Tbh I'm surprised it didn't come in that state from Forge World directly lol. SOme of them arrived a total fucking mess that doesn't fit lol.
Beautiful work there man the stuff you can do with a bit of determination. Can't believe it went from that pile of total bits into that. You're an inspiration and you have inspired me to paint better models than I use to. I even started edge highlighting my iron hands after seeing your black templars. Bro, you've helped my hobbying to greater heights in the short time I've been watching you. May this next year bring you and all your views success in their painting and may that titian bring you many victories or at least cool stories of how someone brought it down
For plastic: Lay a damp cloth over the glued area and secure it tightly. Alternately, soak the glue in vegetable oil or diluted vinegar. Let it sit for a few hours to allow the glue to moisten. Blot the glue with acetone or rubbing alcohol and let this substance break down the glue.
Thank the emperor you posted this, I'm pretty new to the hobby but dove in pretty deep, and ordered a warhound for myself as a treat yourself present... Didn't know what kind of assembly hell I was gonna be in for, but now I feel much more prepared. Thanks Jay!
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if you ever have to remove screw sockets like that again I'd recommend using a soldering iron to directly heat them up. Less risk of damage to the resin that way and the temperature control will probably be helpful
Check out a woodworking tool store for a Down Draft table. It's basically a working surface with a vacuum. Would be very helpful in keeping that toxic dust down
... this has never been my favorite design for an Imperial Titan... but, My-Lord, you've got this looking good. I'm rethinking my stance on the Warhound. Really look forward to seeing you paint this...
Evolution of a painting YT channel: 2 achievements unlocked! "Ima Square!" (Squarespace sponsor) and "Titanic Undertaking" (Obligatory Titan Video) Great rescue job on that titan!! Looking forward to seeing it become part of the Templar army!
@EonsOfBattle I am a supremely novice model builder, but may I suggest a tip? The next time you're doing a lighter maneuver like this 10:00 you can put some high heat silicone on the resin or other parts you don't want melted/burnt. Then flame the part you want to heat up. The paste will protect the delicate parts, and when you're done, just wipe off the paste. Super simple, I do it at work on machinery.
13:40 - not only has this convinced me to get a Warhound Titan but it has inspired me to do a black/white/grey/silver colour scheme for all of my knights. May have to find a way to make them fit as a group of mech conscipts to my Silver Templars, but also look ok next to my Heresy Blood Angels.
If you need to heat screw socket up with a lighter again, it might be worth a shot to screw in a long screw and heat that up. The metal should transfer the heat down to the socket and the glue nicely and you've got a good grip for your pliers
This video was packed with some great advice for how to handle oversized kits and the end result is really impressive. Hopefully you'll get your 5K likes and paint it up soon.
Who treats a Titan that badly? they spend obscene amounts of money on it and then build it badly, half paint it, and then leave it on a shelf in their garage being eaten by rats for years. so glad EOB got his hands on this, it deserves love
the titan work was amazing, but those machine screw add ins really made me like this video. It might be one of the most satisfying things ive seen in one of you videos. i dont know why but it was just a perfect application.
Hey everyone here is a tip for what you can do with this major models, as you know this ones are made out of resin so if you are trying to restore a broken model or to immobilize its parts, you can buy some 3D printing resin, Make sure it's not the water washable kind, now using a brush apply resin to the outside of what you are trying to stick together, and with a cheap UV lamp , like the small handheld ones used for raves or parties cure the resin, after a few seconds of this voila, you now have a sold fused piece which should provide you a much more solid hold than any super glue. If what you are using is particularly big then I would recommend putting super glue in the inside and using the resin on the outside to create a massively powerful hold.
The number of videos you guys make per week, and the fact that you have several concurrent projects going on at the same time, as well as the fact that you guys also have to edit the videos, and work on patreon stuff, it seems like this is a full time job for both of you. I commend you both for your hard work!
I'd scan the parts to get the proportions and remodel it from scratch. Thank you for showing the primed version, it really ties a conversion / build together.
A fairly new but good technique for making extremely strong bonds is using UV resin. Clear UV resin bonds immediately after being exposed to UV light for a few seconds. But it's pretty good at holding things .
Just a tip: you could use a soldering iron next time to heat up the threaded metal insert on the gun mount. Wouldnt have to set fire to the resin then :D
10:00 take a soldering iron and just touch and hold on to the metal from inside for like 1 min(dont quote me time wise)... that should be enough to just take it out without applying fire.
I have 2 warhounds one reaver and a warlord. I used magnets for almost everything except the warlord those arms have fanciers to. For anyone new to getting these massive units invest in a heat specially one with temperature control. Hot water works but takes a lot of time and some parts ajust to big. Lighters are a bad choice because it easily burns before its hot enough to work and is very hazardous. Also washing is a must on these guys.
guys at local store have one in a display case. I always take a minute to stare at it and day dream when i go there :D good job, i really want to see yours painted
Awesome video, awesome model, can't wait to see it painted. Would fix the leg so it doesn't look like it's tripping over the rhino like it's a banana peel.
lets go 5000likes, i also need to say the video could have bin longer i just like to watch you with this projekt. and a video about resinge in speical finecast would be great
Here is my thought on disassembly, resin is almost exclusively bonded with super glue and being so you could have used a debond agent to take it apart, at least the would of been my first go to, and soak it in isopropyl 90% plus, no primer is going to withstand that
That looks So Good! Great Job Jay! But don;t get your hopes up too much on taking that thing against the guard, they'll knock that over in no time, Guard are awesome and a bit OP 😛
Full strength LA's Totally Awesome is the way to go. Although I have never tried it on forgeworld resin... but fortune favors the bold! Next time just go full LA. If it melts a little, well, now you have a Nurgle Warhound Titan.
I remember when the Warhound Titan got released alongside Apocalypse. What a glorious glorious model.
Nostalgia Kicks in !
The Warhound Titan was out before Apocalypse.
@@RtRt-wf9sx Was it ? Damn. Is it that old ? When did that model come out ?
@@papazoulou9326 Not sure of it's exact release date, But its had rules since at least the 2002 Imperial Armour Update. So the FW Warhound has been around since 3rd edition. There is also an even older Warhound, made by Armourcast on license from GW.
warhound titan is pretty cool but not as cool as the traitor version imo :p
Took me about a year to prep and paint mine, now it lives in a display case an my local store, never having seen a game.
Watching this, I'm thinking of taking it back and rebasing.
Yeah man! Do it! And play a game with only one model against a 2000 point army.
i just played mine in a big game two days ago you should give it a try
Me too dude. Me too
If you get into heresy, you can bring your warhound to the normal point games, and still have 2250 pts left over for the rest of your army
I have mine sitting in a display case next to my desk, need magnets for the carapace then I’ll get to painting
Now we have next wednesday's video to look forward too. Seeing people paint Titans is always a gem.
YES =))
Man, people should be _REAL_ careful with offering rewards for likes... Remember the guys at ordinary swedish mealtimes chopping 12000 onions?
@@feynthefallen normally I'd agree, but Jay is not human, I don't know how he makes so much content. If he says he's going to paint a Titan in a week, I believe it.
The last Model my dad and I bought before he died of cancer was a Warhound Titan. Seeing this warms the cockles of my heart.
Never thought I'd see one of these on the channel, glad you're rescuing it from a sad fate. Looking forward to the painting video!
Smashed that like button, I wanna see that doggo painted.
This Channel is my absolute Favorite, even surpasing Squidmar. The Evolution the two of you Took, the professional Lightning, awesome Background Lightning and absolute 11/10 building and painting skills. Way to Go!
The warhound Looks incredible and I Hope to See it painted soon!
It saddens me someone let it fall into such a state of disrepair but I’m glad you saved it.
You have to be *extremely* motivated to continue with this model, because its such a pig to start with that it sucks the life out of you while you are building it. Its one of the oldest titans FW sells, and it shows.
Considering the price yeah lmao. Tbh I'm surprised it didn't come in that state from Forge World directly lol. SOme of them arrived a total fucking mess that doesn't fit lol.
Fits the aesthetic
Dude. You HAVE to paint it. All that work to bring it back to life. It deserves nothing less.
Beautiful work there man the stuff you can do with a bit of determination. Can't believe it went from that pile of total bits into that. You're an inspiration and you have inspired me to paint better models than I use to. I even started edge highlighting my iron hands after seeing your black templars. Bro, you've helped my hobbying to greater heights in the short time I've been watching you. May this next year bring you and all your views success in their painting and may that titian bring you many victories or at least cool stories of how someone brought it down
For plastic: Lay a damp cloth over the glued area and secure it tightly. Alternately, soak the glue in vegetable oil or diluted vinegar. Let it sit for a few hours to allow the glue to moisten. Blot the glue with acetone or rubbing alcohol and let this substance break down the glue.
"This base is a circle. But you know what isn't a circle? That's right! A square!"
Brilliant segue.
Thanks for that tip with the blue tack and drop of paint, that's probably going to save me hours of frustration down the line!
Thank the emperor you posted this, I'm pretty new to the hobby but dove in pretty deep, and ordered a warhound for myself as a treat yourself present... Didn't know what kind of assembly hell I was gonna be in for, but now I feel much more prepared. Thanks Jay!
amazing, how're you going to paint it up?
Damn dude, what a vid. I already want the painting vid for next weeek!
That Mark Normand shoutout was perfection. 👌🏼
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Which Titan Legion colour Scheme are you going to choose? Also good Job on the Titan.
if you ever have to remove screw sockets like that again I'd recommend using a soldering iron to directly heat them up. Less risk of damage to the resin that way and the temperature control will probably be helpful
You really brought that Warhound back to life! He's the best boy! The two of you will be very happy together. Man, titans are just awesome.
Check out a woodworking tool store for a Down Draft table. It's basically a working surface with a vacuum. Would be very helpful in keeping that toxic dust down
I hope this video gets the likes, as that pup needs it's paint job! Though what colours are going to grace the unlucky rhino...
Ultramarines of course
The Warhound Titan is my favorite looking aesthetically. Looks primal, I love it.
... this has never been my favorite design for an Imperial Titan... but, My-Lord, you've got this looking good. I'm rethinking my stance on the Warhound. Really look forward to seeing you paint this...
Evolution of a painting YT channel: 2 achievements unlocked! "Ima Square!" (Squarespace sponsor) and "Titanic Undertaking" (Obligatory Titan Video) Great rescue job on that titan!! Looking forward to seeing it become part of the Templar army!
6:11 that was a great seque.
looking forward to a video of you painting this behemoth!
@EonsOfBattle I am a supremely novice model builder, but may I suggest a tip? The next time you're doing a lighter maneuver like this 10:00 you can put some high heat silicone on the resin or other parts you don't want melted/burnt. Then flame the part you want to heat up. The paste will protect the delicate parts, and when you're done, just wipe off the paste. Super simple, I do it at work on machinery.
"That sucker popped right off... with quite a bit of work." 😄
A MARK NORMAND REFERENCE?! Yeah, you’re cool.
my wolf hound is fully magnetic and i have had it for years with no problems have taken it all over its easy to move store and display
13:40 - not only has this convinced me to get a Warhound Titan but it has inspired me to do a black/white/grey/silver colour scheme for all of my knights. May have to find a way to make them fit as a group of mech conscipts to my Silver Templars, but also look ok next to my Heresy Blood Angels.
If you need to heat screw socket up with a lighter again, it might be worth a shot to screw in a long screw and heat that up. The metal should transfer the heat down to the socket and the glue nicely and you've got a good grip for your pliers
14:21 I think he just predicted legion imperialis
So happy I get to see this titan get painted next week.
Totally looking forward to that paint video 👍
Oooo bamboo plate! Also it looks great, really hope we get to see it painted sooner rather than later!
This video was packed with some great advice for how to handle oversized kits and the end result is really impressive. Hopefully you'll get your 5K likes and paint it up soon.
Who treats a Titan that badly? they spend obscene amounts of money on it and then build it badly, half paint it, and then leave it on a shelf in their garage being eaten by rats for years. so glad EOB got his hands on this, it deserves love
Your construction skills where A+ in this video
Well done Jay & Nick! An impressive result! 😊
the titan work was amazing, but those machine screw add ins really made me like this video. It might be one of the most satisfying things ive seen in one of you videos. i dont know why but it was just a perfect application.
I love the cadia stands reference “the planet broke before the guard did”
10:00 Using a soldering iron to heat the metal pin is an easier method. Love the crushed Rhino! Keep up the great work.
Hey everyone here is a tip for what you can do with this major models, as you know this ones are made out of resin so if you are trying to restore a broken model or to immobilize its parts, you can buy some 3D printing resin, Make sure it's not the water washable kind, now using a brush apply resin to the outside of what you are trying to stick together, and with a cheap UV lamp , like the small handheld ones used for raves or parties cure the resin, after a few seconds of this voila, you now have a sold fused piece which should provide you a much more solid hold than any super glue.
If what you are using is particularly big then I would recommend putting super glue in the inside and using the resin on the outside to create a massively powerful hold.
The number of videos you guys make per week, and the fact that you have several concurrent projects going on at the same time, as well as the fact that you guys also have to edit the videos, and work on patreon stuff, it seems like this is a full time job for both of you. I commend you both for your hard work!
Congrats. Cool model. Can’t wait to see it painted
I love LA's Totally Awesome. I use it for all my rescues and it's like a TV infomercial. Set it and forget it...and it does it's job.
You did a beautiful job on this! :D Definitely taking notes for my larger hobby projects.
13:03 pretty relatable final assembly moment
I'd scan the parts to get the proportions and remodel it from scratch.
Thank you for showing the primed version, it really ties a conversion / build together.
You would? Sure you would 😂
Oh-NO!! :) looks like now you have to paint it. Looking forward for the painting video. Good work as always. Love your channel.
Oohhh shout out Mark Normand. Any other Tuesday listeners here?
It’s all pipes
Added to the paint count!
Cant leave this sucker on the pike of shame. He’ll make good background shelf art
JB weld is amazing for this type of model. I built a warhound with JB weld over ten years ago and its just as rigid as the day I built it.
Great video ! Hope we see you paint it soon
Funnily enough, the chaos knight I'm building up does involve a destroyed/smashed up Rhino.
Great video brother you real sink your teeth into your work which really shows.
“The metal should heat up faster than the resin” JAY WHAT NO YOU INHALED ALL THAT
New intro was AWESOME
Smashed that Like Button real hard, now I want to see this come true
A fairly new but good technique for making extremely strong bonds is using UV resin. Clear UV resin bonds immediately after being exposed to UV light for a few seconds. But it's pretty good at holding things .
Just a tip: you could use a soldering iron next time to heat up the threaded metal insert on the gun mount. Wouldnt have to set fire to the resin then :D
bar none the best ad segway I’ve ever seen
That intro though. I was hyped from the drop jay!
"...And it's a little bit sticky?"
Well, at least we know the previous owner was r e a l l y happy to get a Warhound
I love how you show every step! A lot of creators across all boo ya seem to just skip things
YES!!!!BIG ROBOMECH!!!!!Love it!!!
Can’t wait to see that done!
We must like brothers, we must like for the painting video
10:00 take a soldering iron and just touch and hold on to the metal from inside for like 1 min(dont quote me time wise)... that should be enough to just take it out without applying fire.
Neodymium magnet are extremely poweful even at small sizes. So much so they can split your hand open if you arent careful.
I have 2 warhounds one reaver and a warlord. I used magnets for almost everything except the warlord those arms have fanciers to. For anyone new to getting these massive units invest in a heat specially one with temperature control. Hot water works but takes a lot of time and some parts ajust to big. Lighters are a bad choice because it easily burns before its hot enough to work and is very hazardous. Also washing is a must on these guys.
guys at local store have one in a display case. I always take a minute to stare at it and day dream when i go there :D
good job, i really want to see yours painted
The OG Short King 👑
that really did look epic after the priming and highlighting. I was never really interested in titans, but that thing does look really cool
12k likes....can't wait for Wednesday! So hyped! I'm thinking of buying the chaos version.
you know what else is a circle..... a square, Jay you're the best
Awesome video, awesome model, can't wait to see it painted. Would fix the leg so it doesn't look like it's tripping over the rhino like it's a banana peel.
How will you cover the shoulder bolts? Magnets do for the arms. Nice stance and base.
lets go 5000likes, i also need to say the video could have bin longer i just like to watch you with this projekt.
and a video about resinge in speical finecast would be great
amazing rescue. looks awesome
Here is my thought on disassembly, resin is almost exclusively bonded with super glue and being so you could have used a debond agent to take it apart, at least the would of been my first go to, and soak it in isopropyl 90% plus, no primer is going to withstand that
Your skills are amazing. That's all I can think of saying after seeing this. Just awesome!
Run little Knights, Love IT
just bought a new one and its almost done, it was a challenge as im only 14 but it will be completely worth it when its done
The mechanicus would be pleased! 🦾
That looks So Good! Great Job Jay! But don;t get your hopes up too much on taking that thing against the guard, they'll knock that over in no time, Guard are awesome and a bit OP 😛
It hasn't even been 8 hours and you already have 7k likes. I'm expecting the painting video Jay, I'm watching you...
Welcome to the Titan club!
Something tells me you'll be painting this in a week Jay! XD
The base in combination with the model looks dope!
paint this IMMEDIATLY!!! lol amaze fig
If you but a model tbat has been superglued in a freezer for around 1/2 hours the glue will go britle and should come apart with ease
THIS IS SO COOL
That ad placing was immaculate😂
I love jb weld for my forge world scale models never fails
Some roofing lead flashing makes for good banner material..
Providing a like. PAINT THE THING WITH THE THINGS AND THE PAINT AND THOSE OTHER THINGS!
Full strength LA's Totally Awesome is the way to go. Although I have never tried it on forgeworld resin... but fortune favors the bold! Next time just go full LA. If it melts a little, well, now you have a Nurgle Warhound Titan.
The transitions are beautiful in these videos, circle... SQUARE... SQUARESPACE