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Warlord Titan Build Log #7: Let’s add a torso to this beast!

Right! Now that the legs are fully built and they’re mounted to a sweet base, it’s time to finish off the model build! First up: the torso! 

There’s quite a lot to do in this step, really, including making sure the shoulders are strong enough to hold not only the arm weapons, but the top weapons as well. But it all comes together with some patience

Warlord Titan Build Log #6: It’s all about that BASE

Now that we’ve got the legs built, we now know how big the base needs to be. Since the model owner definitely wants a base, we have to figure out HOW to make one just for this model! 

A massive chunk of thick plywood, a few power tools and presto chango we’ve got a base! 

Okay, well it wasn’t THAT easy, but with the magic of video editing it can be! 

With the base completed (we still have to put all the stuff on the base!) we can carry on with the rest of the model, including the torso and weapons. 

Warlord Titan Build Log #4: Washing Every Part

With all the parts trimmed properly, it’s time to get washing! Warm, soaping water and a toothbrush (and a larger brush for the REALLY big pieces) is all you need to help the glue and paint stick to the surface of the model. 

You might think this is a fairly simple step, and for most models it is! But this is the biggest resin model made by Forge World, so you know it’s not going to be simple! Watch along as we show you how to wash parts like a Fabricator General! 

Warlord Titan Build Log #3 – Trimming Every. Single. Part!

Our Warlord titan build continues! Of course, before we can actually build anything, we have to remove the parts from the different sprues, just like any plastic model kit.

After unboxing the main body and armor panels, then having a close-up look at every single weapon, the next step before washing the parts carefully. 

Forge World Warlord Titan – Unboxing the Weapons!

Following our unboxing video of the Warlord Titan body, here’s a video showing the unboxing of every single available weapon for the Warlord! 

Because you have to buy the head for the Warlord separately (there are a couple different option heads), the head is included in the video as well. 

This isn’t just an unboxing video – like all of our unboxings, this is more of a close-up look at the various model parts, checking for mold slips, flashing, holes and any other issues or problem areas we’ll need to go over before we start assembly. 

Next step: cutting off all the casting gates and sprues! 

Our big new project: the Warlord Titan!

Yep, we are building the Forge World Warlord titan – our biggest project yet! 

And the first titan we’re building! …starting with the biggest titan available 🙂

So here’s how the kit was sent to us: 

And here’s where we’ve gotten to so far: 

Because there are so many of them, we’ll have another unboxing video just for the weapons! 

Forge World Typhon Heavy Siege Tank Unboxing!

Unwrapping the beast that is the Typhon…if you’ve ever wanted to see what it’s like to open up a Forge World tank model, here’s your chance! The latest in our unboxing series features the Forge World Typhon Heavy Siege Tank. CLICK HERE for a Model Tips series that details everything you need to know about resin models: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r29R6ExH_p0 and feel free to ask any questions 🙂

Working with Resin Models Video!

New to resin models, or just need a guide to tools and techniques? Join us as we walk you through working with resin models in this handy guide, based on the Forge World Guide to Working with Resin Models! This is great information and Frank from Tiny Plastic Spacemen walks you through all the tools recommended by Forge World and how to use them, plus extra helpful tools that will make assembling your resin models easier.

* * Sorry for the fluctuating sound, had an issue with the microphone! * *

Please feel free to ask any questions 🙂

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