The rear portion of interior detail as a result is pretty much finished, a few gaps to fill and then paint now the three sections which make up this part of the hull are joined need doing, but otherwise I'm quite pleased with the result. That said, please forgive the fact that it's flash photography, which detracts from the work somewhat.
The legs have also seen some more work, it's now pinned to the new base, having replaced the original with a MDF Clock Blank I came across, I've a little more filling to do on the toe mounts, then I'll add the toes themselves and build up the base a little more around the feet before I get this ready for painting also.
For now though next up will be the forward part of the hull along with the gun servitors, it's basis is assembled, some gaps need filling then it's down to prepping for painting.
5 comments:
I really like that Titan interior. It's inspiring. I look forward to seeming more of your Warhound.
I love the screen with the readout on it.
Nice work on all that detail in such a small spsace.
I dont know how you came up with the screens but they look great! I never knew there was so much detail INSIDE a warhound.
Wow, awesome work! I'm excited to see here when she's finished!
Thankyou :)
It was actually really fun to paint once I got past the prep stage, which took rather longer then I'd like, hopefully I'll get the rest of the hull interior done fairly soon!
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