| I decided on a fairly stock pose in the end. A bit of bending was needed on the legs to make the balance look right, but other than that the stance is pretty much as it comes out of the blister. |
| For the base I settled on ruined buildings or streets. Several sections of ruins were glued to the base to begin with, then a layer of milliput was applied all over. One of the mounting holes in the base was popped out and the foot peg from the Titan legs went through the milliput and into this. |
| More milliput was added around the feet, this was mainly to make it look like the Titan is leaving big cratered footprints in the sand or ash that covers the ground. It also had the added benefit of fixing the legs to the base better than any glue job could.
Hit the right arrow to see the final stage before undercoating. |
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