With a number of people, including our own Whitehorn and King Fluff, building their own 40K scale Titans I've come to realise that there seems to be a lack of ready available reference pictures of older Titan classes in both Epic size and other 40K size.

I think this needs remedying, and I'll get the ball rolling.

These first are from Collecting Citadel Miniatures.

Prototype Knight Paladin by Epicast. 40K size.


It appears as though Epicast were also working on Crusader and Errant class as well.

Reaver Titan by Armorcast. 40K size.


This design is based on one produced by another comapny called Biasi Studios.

Warhound Titan by Armorcast. 40K size.


This to is based on a design produced by Biasi Studios.

Armorcast Titan weapons, 1. 40K size.


And 2. 40K size.


An Armorcast unreleased Titan head:

40K size.

And their infamous Imperator Titan prototype:

40K size.

Reaver Iron Armour head by Merlyn. 40K size.


Also for a Reaver, the Laughing God head by Merlyn. 40K size.


And a final head from Merlyn, a Reaver Skull. 40K size.

Will this be 'official' models, or other parties too?

'Bigdaddy' is quite popular on the Knight scene.

More pics CCM.

The Gabriel Knight Titan by Dragons Den Armory. 40K size.


And three Reaver heads from Chrono38. 40K size.







And I'd like to add this model I saw at Golden Demon:









I think it's 40K size.

As well as these from Dakka Dakka:

Another probably at 40K size.

Anybody else got anything they'd like to add?
Comments and suggestions welcome.

Those 3 are from BigDaddy's knights.

More here:
http://imperial-life.blogspot.com/2010/12/...ght-titans.html

and here:
http://www.bolterandchainsword.com/index.p...howtopic=215334

Seeing as Forgeworld don't sell them anymore, probably worth adding these:

Lucius pattern Reaver Titans

And for those who want a reminder of the old Knights:

Original Epic Imperial Knights

Updated Knight designs - Errant and Crusader

Epic Knightworld army - features examples of all the Epic-Titan Legions era Knights apart from the Baron... so here is a painted Baron.

You may have noticed that I've gone back and stated what size the models are in.
I think it is needed if it's not immediately obvious.

As for the Knight Titans, I find the older design of thigh more appealing than the newer. The almost biological quality appeals to me more than the purely mechanical of later versions.