Article: Eldar Revenant Titan from scratch

[Trevor]

You can view the page at http://www.coolminiornot.com/articles/content.php?1669-eldar-revenant-titan-from-scratch&

 

[Rash Ktah]

Stunning.

 

[Rash Ktah]

Stunning. Now please prime and paint it!

 

[garka]

ThaT's crazy! I can barely build a decent gargant!

 

[Napalm]

Impressive work. I'm amazed with the toothbrush legs !
Keep it up, now you must paint it.

 

[djinn24]

Beautiful work!

 

[The Brain]

Now this is some cool stuff, looking forward to see it painted

 

[artshiraz]

Wow, now this is some superb work !
Very well done indeed (Now I guess I have to 'steal' my kids toothsbrushes *grin*)

 

[hopi]

Incredible! Thanks so much for the inspiration!!

 

[Kev]

Really cool! A big 10 from me!!

 

[Tabris_]

Loved this. Might try it some day.

Would love to see it painted too.

 

[ikim]

You can view the page at http://www.coolminiornot.com/articles/content.php?1669-eldar-revenant-titan-from-scratch&

 

[Doc Zoff]

This is a superb 'how to' article and a brilliant and innovative example of reusing everyday items and 'junk'. The advice to disguise familiar items to avoid a 'scrap collage' result is particularly useful, I remember early attempts to build rocket ships that were obviously plastic bottles and lolly sticks. I feel that the 'magic' happens when that first coat of primer is applied, when suddenly the unmatched appearance of the component parts becomes a single cohesive whole. It's the moment when the builder's faith and prayers re their own abilities is proven. Did this build remain unpainted as a visual example of scratch building or would you be able to post some 'final' photographs? I know you posted this article a while back, but as a new member I have just read and marvelled at it for the first time, so belated thanks for posting this and including the extremely useful diagrams.