Keep in mind those squares on the hobbymat are 1". This is a huge kit, and we haven't gotten to the really big parts yet. That is all the parts needed for the legs. It took a few hours to trim and wash all these parts.
The legs are by far the most,...let's go with challenging, because I want to refrain from using profanity on this blog. I used plenty of colorful profanities while attempting to pose and glue the legs. They did go together eventually to my liking, mostly. The right leg has a slight tilt inwards, but the hip connector is level (yes, I used a level) and it has a very solid stance. Which is good, because it will be supporting a whole lot of weight very soon.
I'm going to pin some of the joints with 1/8" brass rod. Then black primer with a light dusting of Titanium spray paint as a base coat.
It has been a lot of work, with a little bit of blood spilled, but very enjoyable to bring such a large project together. I'm sure many new exciting pitfalls await the next stage of construction.
Next Week: The Torso, Part One!
All Praise the Machine God
Even if it is in Resin
Check out my WIP log stage by stage for helpful hints mate. Good luck Titanseer!
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Oh yes, I read your posts. Several times. Great stuff!
DeleteAlways good to see the birthing of another God machine, particularly a battle Titan. I'm looking forward to this build!
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DeleteHow long did this section take, from big pile of parts to standing legs? You mentioned a few hours for cleaning--was actual construction any faster?
ReplyDeleteTotal time for this stage? In the neighbourhood of five hours over three nights. The trimming did take the longest amount of time because it was done in multiple stages: Coping saw, diags, then Xacto, finally, a bath.
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