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 added in some armour panels and toes to make sure the pose wasn’t creating interference between the leg structure and the panels.

The pose for this first Reaver is meant to be relatively aggressive, with the titan in the act of transitioning from standing still and facing head on, to pivoting towards a threat and thrusting its head arms and body towards the threat.

Hopefully that’s the effect it conveys. More work on assembly to follow.