Review: Tabletop World Townhouse II

Today I would like to share with you some thoughts on the Tabletop World's Townhouse II model; top of the line 28mm terrain for medieval and fantasy gaming.

WIP: Imperial Reaver Titan Painting #4

Being done with the inside details of the model (well, almost), I'm proceeding to the armoured bits.

Here are a few samples of what I'm working on at the moment. The titan will be part of Legio Crucius, just like the Warhound I did a while ago for the same customer.

So yeah, this is going to be quite impressive when done. Stay tuned!

WIP: Imperial Reaver Titan Painting #3

These here are the side panels inside the back compartment of the main body of the titan. The two chaps who attempt to throw their hands in the air to wave them as if they certainly did not care are the gun servitors for the main armament left and right. The screens show vital information. And again, all of this will be very hard to see once the model is fully assembled, so this is the best anybody will probably ever see these again. Drink it in, man.

WIP: Imperial Reaver Titan Painting #2

Traditionally I start painting titans from the inside out, meaning I do the interior first and then work on the outsides.

WIP: Imperial Reaver Titan Painting #1

Starting out with the little things, here's the Techpriest. Just a quick paintjob, as he'll be glued into the back compartment of the titan, working on some console with the back turned to the viewer, so this is the best look anyone will ever get of him.

I actually painted him between putting together the titan, because I was just so sick of cleaning resin parts and I wanted to paint again. Some variety helps.

Hope you like him. With the next update we'll go on to bigger things!

WIP: Imperial Reaver Titan Build #3

The beast is slain! Well, not, it's standing tall, but you know what I mean. The #bloodytitan is put together.