A Reaver Battle Titan needed to fill out a Ferrox Light Maniple I intend to take to Adepticon for the Adeptus Titanicus Doubles event. It may also see play in my Legions Imperialis list. #AdeptusTitanicus #LegionsImperialis #LegioTempestus #LegioIgnatum #PaintingWarhammer #WarhammerCommunity
— countelmdor.bsky.social (@countelmdor.bsky.social) January 21, 2025 at 8:44 PM
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I backed into this color scheme a while ago when I decided to paint up a second Titan Legio. My first was Legio Ignatum "Fire Wasps", one of the Triad Ferrum Morghulis, the three principal Titan Legios of Mars. Legio Tempstus "Stormlords" and Legio Mortis "Death's Heads". I wanted a second force of Titans to play against my first, one that would have probably been on the Traitor side of the Heresy. The Stormlords fit the bill. I overshot their bluish color, though, and ended up with more of a burgundy in the end. I like the scheme, though, and it's relatively fast and easy to replicate, so I'm sticking with it. I was able to build and paint the Reaver here to what I deem an acceptable standard in just about a week, so that is a win in my book.
It'll slot in to both my planned lists for Legions Imperialis and Adptus Titanicus for Adepticon this year.
Elsewise, I'm working on painting some Stormcast Eternals now for Age of Sigmar. I'll have pics later, but the scheme is very bright red with black and yellow, drawing on some very old Blood Angels colors, and I've named the Stormhost The Burnin' Fahrr, after my mis-hearing and misunderstanding of my grandfather's place of employment when I was a child.