The Warhammer 40,000 obsession gets worse... FINALLY FINISHED ! (Page 2 of 3)

What is the overall height when assembled?  How much do you think it weighs?

That is awesome!

Here is another update:

Last night I started putting the decal sheet together.  It has many elements and some are white, silver and gold leaf.  Of r this I will be using my Alps 1300 dry transfer printer, which I haven't used in about 4 years.  For those not familiar with this machine, it uses ribbons of dry ink and thermally transfers the ink to paper, or in this particular case, water slide decal paper.

The inks are opaque, and waterproof.  It is the only printer that can print white as well as metallic colors.  Unfortunately it was discontinued about 10-12 years ago, and supplies are getting very scarce and very expensive, but it can do things no other printer can.

Here is the decal sheet and how the elements will look on the model:

The decals gave me a bit of a problem, as some were not exactly sharp (what looks good as a texture, doesn't always print sharp at 600 dpi).  But after redoing some of the drawings and doing all the spot color separations, here it is:

The lower section is done

Spectacular work!

That's what I call dedication, amazing.... simply amazing!!!

Outstanding, Sir Pirvan!

that looks fantastic! (despite the glass seams)

Can you download the model, or is the only option to have someone print it for you?

BTW, that mech is not a Warhammer mech.  If you're looking for Warhammer models, there are some available on line.  Some are decent, some no so much, and then there are some that are super detailed, but cost quite a bit of money.

I for one, started by downloading some of those, but found I wanted to have more control of the details, poses, etc. so I started doing my own. 

For the larger mecha I modeled my own based on the actual Warhammer model like the one above. 

For the marines I got access to some low-res models extracted from games like WH40K:Space Marine.  These models are fully rigged (posable), and look good because of detailed textures, but the actual geometry is pretty basic, so I first pose it like I want it, then export it as an STL, and use MeshMixer to smooth it and add details.

Here is a link for you:
https://free3d.com/3d-models/warhammer

Here is the final piece to the Imperial knight diorama.  This came about as a test print using a new resin, and unlike the other 2 Ultramarines, this is a Blood Raven Captain.