Ooh, nice intro! Those hangouts with Scott and Jon are rubbing off 😆

Vince doing... a... bit? I am enchanted and terrified.

This Titan looked absolutely stunning 👍 you did such a good job on it! Fairly sure it is impossible to put together one of these AT models without glueing something on backwards!

beginner painter here, thank you for all your hard work in giving us information, if i ever have a question about something i just scroll through your videos and get exactly what i needed

Thanks for the video . Vince! Excellent advice! I've built plastic kits for more than 40 years, and there is a process that you have to modify , depending on the subject matter. You have outlined it perfectly. The research of the assembly process is key, as the instructions will more often than not, complicate the finishing, having you do something out of logical sequence, adding time and aggravation. Beginners tend to fall into this trap. The sprue goo is another great way to shave off a bit of time that would otherwise be spent on repeated puttying and sanding, often losing details in the process. Great advice, even for veterans. Wicked job by the way....! Thanks again!

Great stuff Vince. As an engineer and long time miniature enthusiast really appreciate your structured methodology in chunking up the project into ordered segments. Applying a similar plan to my WarGlaive pack and it's paying off.

Well done! Really love the air brush work, you gave me a couple of great ideas for my own project. Thank you for sharing your process!

Awesome result. I’m hyped up to work on one of these bad boys and put him in my Legio. Loved the vid, bought an airbrush recently and gonna try it for the metallic basecoats.

Saturday mornings are always a treat to wake up to because of your Hobby Cheating has a new installment for me to watch, enjoy and learn from. However this one was a big one, dealing with a very BIG BOY! Also nice to finally see how your puppies are helping you out behind the scenes!

The sacred texts have come through the recommendations in my time of need

Fantastic video Vince, really liked all of the editing you did on this one - the video flowed really well

Thats sooooo cool! I asked you a while ago about how to drawing flames for my Legio Suturvora :) Love it! :)

This is so valuable! I already sat down and broke down my project of repainting my breton army :)

The paint work is amazing but the insights on (big) project tackling are priceless.

Really useful guide, I've got a few big model kits I've avoided. Going to tackle my Stardrake with this guide...

Very nice! However you missed a step! The most satisfying step of them all. 8. Paint rim of the base black 😆

Thanks Vince. I'm about to start work on my first bust and I've been staring at it thinking "where to start???" This video has me excited to break it down and enjoy painting each of the parts :)

The master at work! So awesome, Vince; thanks for all you do!

Thanks for this content, i'm about to start a kitbash with a knight and a morkanoght for my Orks and this video gave me some ideas. super duper thanks.

The whiteboard comes out, as does Vince's inner PM :) great vid, great intro, great doggo. Can't ask for any better

Very timely video, I am just starting into a warhound titan.

Great video Vince! this is pulling me more towards a "yes" on buying the Knight I've been thinking about.

All the tips - especially planning out the sub-assemblies . . . nods in scale model builder (and at 1:35 scale, that number of pieces is just normal)

It's like Vince is reading my mind. Not for the first time he's talking about something I just started wondering/worrying about recently. I have to paint the 37 models in the 2014 Space Hulk box, not that many for some, by many for me. This video was awesome.

I just picked up a 28mm Warbringer Titan from WHW and this video popped up on my timeline... google is watching me, I'm sure.

Ahhh Vince, after all that, I have no idea how long this BIG project took you? I've not ordered mine yet, maybe tomorrow, I got the Titan bundle coming first, so I'll definitely be back for more of your videos... fantastic job on the model, what a beast of a model !!

Great video! An illustration of your entire process is very helpful in showing a structured way of tackling the model. One thing I would say for some of the painting section is that the footage is so sped up that it loses a lot of it's usefulness since you can't see exactly what you're doing. In fact it was so fast I almost got a little motion sick. I understand you can't show everything, but maybe show part of it at normal speed and speed up the rest or cut where necessary. Just thought I'd share my experience with the video and I hope it helps.

I wish my dogs bring me boxes with minis ;)

I would love to see some more diorama/display stuff. Maybe even some cross over dioramas for example I'm planning a storm trooper vs space marine dio

Gonna watch this cause I'm interested in your workflow, but I have more of a chaotic approach personally and doubt I'll better myself in that regard. My Imperial Fist character that I'm finally almost finished, but not, cause I just added new steps: - I'm going to buy this ultramarine guy cause it's a limited mini. After he arrived - I could paint this guy as my first imperial fist, since I saw that on Hobbycheating in the middle of it: - Huh, those Ammo Mig oilbrushers look like an interesting choice to test oil pants without going all in then a week later -Huh, I could use this to learn my first chapter symbol freehand and then I saw a staircase base on Instagram and decided to order everything to make one, which is where I'm at right now

Oh my god, 60 hours on the armor plates D: I'm so glad I went with stippled flames rather than sharp ones on my Warhound in the same scheme, it's so much faster and I don't have the patience for that. This looks incredible, but I really feel you on the trim...it's the main reason so few of my Chaos Space Marines are unpainted.

I think it might have something to do with the fact I started with air fix and the like from a pretty young age, well before my teens which is when I got into games workshop, but the bigger and more complex the kit the happier I am. I've always been able to work out my subassemblies and building as I go. Just a quick skim through the instructions to familiarise myself with them and I'm away. Painting them is a bit different, but the assembly is so much fun

GORGEOUS work as always. inspiring me to take on a larger project (when i can afford it of course :P)

Love the intro! Beautiful job.

Loved the intro with the dog

Fantastic work on the Warmaster! The Titanicus range is almost like a hobby vacation for me because I really take my time, try different techniques, and enjoy the process. They may not be $1600 FW models, but I treat them as if they were. What is the gold you used for the trim? It seemed to have really good coverage.

Another master class. Thank you Vince. 🤯

A bunch of questions on this amazing build. 1. Do you remix your colours every time again? Here it might be easy but lets say you work with large OSL or special mixed colours. 2. Did you shade the gold trim? 3. How did you motivate yourself to work on this guy over several weeks? Did you do small projects in between and had like one day a week dedicated for this one? Or just as you felt like? 4. For the oil wash on TMM, did you gloss varnish before to make the wash run easier into the cracks? It looks stunning, well done.

This was such an inspiring and useful video man.

Vince's Steven Seagal level acting is S tier.

That is an awesome paint job!

omg, did Vincy V just... do a skit? my world view has been challenged and i like it!

Saweet!! Get to see titan epicness and hear discussion on a great topic

Absolutely stunning!

Looks amazing finished would love to paint something that big if a unit of terminators didn't take me months 😂

Great video, really loved the intro! Any ideas as to batch-painting to a higher level?

I am relaxing watching you work in hyperspeed!

Perfection as always Vince!!!

As soon as I saw the doggy I hit the like button.

Great video Vince. Do you have any tips on how to keep value in mind while working in sub assemblies? For example, how do you know where to place your highlights and shadows on the armor the plates if they aren’t on the figure ?

Vince, could you maybe go through a bit how you'd set up a painting handle for a larger project? Usually when I start mine, this is where my biggest time sink is. I just can't fit it on anything I have, or it's so awkward to hold it becomes pointless.

Vince this is awesome - great video and I'm in love with that scheme... until you mentioned 60 hours! KUDOS!

Truly amazing Vince. I’ve just bought two Xmas knight boxes and a bigger knight. I’ve got my hands full on this one! Now do I build it all at once or do them one at a time??

wow that looks amazing!

Thanks Vince!

Vince, loving the upped production value and the intro!. If you want some more inspration for intros check out Will Tennyson. He's a fitness youtuber but has hands down the best intros for his videos!

Spectacular work, and very useful tips. If I may - do you airbrush your varnish (mix) on, or do you use a brush? I found conflicting opinions about how damaging it is to the airbrush. Thanks!

+1 for doggo delivery system!

nice video, keep up the great content its much appreciated

I think you spelled “Robit” wrong 🤣😂 Beautiful work as always, and love the doggie cameo!

Smaller than I thought it would be,bout size of an imperial knight.Hope forgeworld do a version

WOW!!! I gotta ask...what's the secret to applying that white color for the flames so smoothly? Especially on a dark base! White never goes on that smooth! And the painting on that base!! WOW!! SUBSCRIBED!

Hi Vince! Love the intro - keep the inspiration going! ;) During research, I would almost expect us to talk about history and background and deciding the kind of setting you want the figure in (to tune your plan for the base and the lighting), as well as the pose and the story you want to tell. Although, since I've never even imagined tackling such a biggie, I have to ask: are they posable? Could you make him lean forward or have arms positioned differently if you so wanted? Well, just a thought, and thanks for your help on this! Some day, I will dare think of these big guys... Some day! :-) EDIT: So was this an about 200 hour project, give or take? (I assume I should plan for more for my first ever big project. Right?)

Wonderful stuff. I’ll definitely use your armor plate setup to paint mine. Did you just keep the backsides of the plates black? How you get them to sick on the board (poster tack?) ? Thanks!

I'm so glad I stumbled on this video. I was just gifted 6 titans from a very wealthy friend and am super overwhelmed by the sheer amount of pieces. If doing multiple large projects at once, do you assemble all of them, or do one at a time?

Who's the goodest boy with great stompy robot ideas!

Cool project! What was the sheet you had the armour plates on, and how did you get them to stick? I thought I saw blue tack, but just wanted to be sure.

Great video. Whenever I get into a slump i watch a hobby cheating video to get me back on track. I have a question. Can you do NMM with inks? I have some nice violet and purple inks from liquitex for my Emperors Children which I’m using with TMM.

Great stuff friend 👏 👍

Great (and useful) video as always Vince. One question: you say the kit is roughly the same size as a 40K Knight. Do you see potential for a kitbash?

My god... What an undertaking. Looks amazing though!

Great video. When painting big models like this I struggle with the gold trim. After the basecoat do you just do a normal oil wash and leave it? Or do you go back with some highlights as well. I find my highlights always looks very weird .

Neat! Actually painting this one up. How do you airbrush the armour panels, do you just hold them with your fingers or do you add some holder for each piece?

Beautiful work! I also suscribed to your sprue goo method. What preferred super glue do you use when attaching painted pieces?

This titan is going to be the inspiration for my own adeptus titanicus force, can i ask what white you used for the base of the freehand flames?

Vince and probably most others: Big project Midwinter Minis: I built a hand as big as this On the topic: How big is this compared to the Gargants? Cause I would consider those a big project already

Amazing and what an awesome video.

This video kind of remember me that it's a month that I want to start a big project on celestine, but I'm stuck on a magnetic game table project that's taking forever... and I'm starting to lose my grip,can't paint that stuff anymore,too big, too much random garbage, and I am totally NOT satisfied about the look... But can't stop,it's a bloody present for a friend ,must hang on a little more

Might you have a diorama in the works that could have a similar video (unless there already is one)? I agree that bases don't need to be boring, but crafting and planning an interesting one is tough! At least I don't make boring rocks - geologist, can't resist making cool fake rocks.

Wish I could be this fast. Lol I have something similar but not to this extent.😳 awesomeness 👌

Love the doggo! Hilarious intro! What did you use to stick armor to the board in that orientation? I may have missed it but if it was included on another hobby cheating let me know

I have 2 questions; 1) What is your colour choice from Vallejo Metal Color for Titan and knight skeleton? Too many silver colours... 2) Do enamel wash and oil wash work in the same way?

Good ideas mr vee!! 🐶🥰

OMG it looks so good

"I am sad how bald I am" - I was too, but then I got the covid haircut (shaved my full head) and it's great, so maybe something to test out. Just keep the beard, you don't want to get rid of that when shaving your head, trust me ^^

awesome work as ever Vince! Quick question, what white did you use as the base for the flame freehand? I was impressed by the one-coat coverage, especially over black...

If the answer is too complicated I'll wait till one of you Q&A streams but I'm just wondering why you mix satin and ultra-matt varnish rather than just using matt?

Looking awesome! I have a question: If you use oil washes can you clean your brush like normal? Water and brush soap. Oh and did you just use a dry makeup sponges to remove the wash from the mini?

What gold was that for the trim? That's got to be some of the best coverage over black I've ever seen for a gold.

Great video! I'm trying to convince myself to give this model a try though I don't play Titanicus, just love the looks of the Warmaster. Could you tell me the title of the song at 9:14?

The intro!!! Lol ever evolving

i am having trouble making my big figures looking giant. besides adding other figures, is their anything i can do to sell the giant feel?

I assume the plates are just blue tacked or soe such onto the board?

09:14 Damn Vince, that is some nice music! Where did you find it?

Could you please talk a bit about varnishing through an airbrush? I had a few disasters with rattle can varnishes, but I also read how the varnish destroys your airbrush if it dries up inside. I dont want to mess up my H&S Evolution! Do you use a cheap airbrush pistol just for varnishing?

*Slaps Big Robot* You can plan so much for this thing

Loks nice thou make me wonder why they didn't simply realease the Emperor titan instead. My humble guess they are simply testing waters with this oneand we will eventuall get both in 28mm scale from forgeworld.

What white did you use? I'm really looking for a replacement for White Scar... as I really hate that paint

Pro Tip for Adeptus Titanicus, magnetize your weapons

When you say that you frequently varnish the mini; do you mean you just spray that mix you described through your airbrush? Or do you brush it on by hand? Dip the whole piece? I never varnish anything unless I want glassy sheen to it, so I'm not used to the thought of varnishing metal.