Titan updates?

Hmnn ok, I have finished the body proper and the head (fashioned it after my fave characters in WH40K,grey knights), glued it all together, which roughly forms the first major part of the titan, the rest of the major sections are of course the arms and the legs.
Anyway, I estimate the titan should be finished by October, of course my schedule of projects permitting..
I'd post some pictures, if I have done the back support and the plasma engines at the back...Err yeah did I say I have finished the first major section at least 90 %? hehehe Danggg it is a monumental project to take, building one of these 'god-machines'! And to think what i'm building now is just the basic form of the titan, if the 'basic' form is done, I still have to graft on foam boards plastics, yet more boards and armor to make it appear all menacing like,more militaristic?
So that means I'd reach possibly till December for this monster model to get at least 95 % done, hooo boyyyy

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