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Adeptus Titanicus

Acastus Knight Porphyrion + Basing

I hope to one day have the time and budget to purchase a 40k-scale Knight Porphyrion. It’s one of my favourite models.   In the meantime, I now have two AT-scale versions.     Look at them! Aren’t they the cutest?   For now the arms and leg panels are staying off. I also tried to get some bases done. Nothing fancy, just some texture and rocks.   Did something similar for the Reaver base:      Added a lot of different textures a
Adeptus Titanicus

Posing a Titan

While the Warhounds required little thought on posing, the especially legs being very straightforward to assemble, the Reaver is another matter altogether.   Even without the armour panels, the legs have a lot of parts, and there’s no pins or slots in the components that mean you can lock the parts together for a dry fit. In the pics below you can see I did some blutac posing to get a feel of the pose in conjunction with the upper body and head. In the same vein I adde
AT force colour schemes

Knight Allies

The Fureans colour scheme is quite striking:   I mean look at that Warhound! Beautiful! However, one of my additional goals for AT was to field some Knight Household forces. Specifically my favourite Knight, the Knight Acastus Porphyrion.   The Knight Household most associated with Fureans is apparently House Perdaxia, but their scheme is just a copy of Fureans:     While nice, I’d like to differentiate between the Knight and Titan elemen
Adeptus Titanicus

Starting a Force

Note: at first, this is going to be a retrospective blog, so for certain people some of the progress is a bit older. Hopefully I will catch up to my current state of AT hobbying quickly enough.   Having had the opportunity to visit WHW with a small group of fellow hobbyists, Olis (from BnC) and Dragonlover (also from BnC) kindly gave me tutorials on how to play Adeptus Titanicus while we were there. And it was really fun!    I bought an Adeptus Titanicus starter set soon afte
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