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Article: Creating your own Titan
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demi morgana
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OMG! IMPRESSIVE!!!
Dark Seraphim
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Although it's a nice looking piece, that is not what the vote is for. Your article is incoherent, and doesn't offer much for "creating your own titan" some text to some pictures you tossed into one page... Next time, look at some tutorials, I can't even begin to go into what you've done wrong... This is not a tutorial, it's a picture show...
@dark seraphim: i didn't want to do a tuturial in the way you might have liked it more. and to be honst with only 32 pics getting into detail, how ti glue parts together and where exactly the cuts need to be placed is simply not enough space. a complete tuturail for this model would at least need more than 100 pictures with arrows, descriptions and all that stuff on it. but in my case i decided just to give you an impression of wich parts might be usable for wich function when trying to build your own titan. also this is the reason, why i'd put it into the expert-category. because i think for experts, wich really want to build a titan with more detail than the warhound f.e., this "picture show" will completelly fullfill its' function. 
@ all (including dark seraphim) ... thank you very much for voting.
@ all (including dark seraphim) ... thank you very much for voting.
@dark seraphim: i didn't want to do a tuturial in the way you might have liked it more. and to be honst with only 32 pics getting into detail, how ti glue parts together and where exactly the cuts need to be placed is simply not enough space. a complete tuturail for this model would at least need more than 100 pictures with arrows, descriptions and all that stuff on it. but in my case i decided just to give you an impression of wich parts might be usable for wich function when trying to build your own titan. also this is the reason, why i'd put it into the expert-category. because i think for experts, wich really want to build a titan with more detail than the warhound f.e., this "picture show" will completelly fullfill its' function.
@ all (including dark seraphim) ... thank you very much for voting.
@ all (including dark seraphim) ... thank you very much for voting.
Tony Manero
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quoting dark seraphim,
No Such Agency
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Not a good step by step how-to article, but it does show how some parts can be used to construct something very different. Your use of Lego, breadboards and model/toy bitz is good too, as an inspiration for converters on a budget....
ejsaunders
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Although not a tutorial, and the title is perhaps slightly misleading, it is an inspirational article, particularly for those who perhaps love figure painting and modelling, but don't have 'natural ideas' like some of the more arty people. You've made some excellent design choices for parts, and constructed a believable model, particularly with consideration to how it would work in real W40k (with the gunners, cockpit and troop carrying sections). Many other modellers would have made a good looking model, but you have also paid attention to detail, which in my opinion, is worth more.
