Hi all,
here is my nth attempt at completing an Epic army. I'm starting with the one for which I have most models painted: a great one-size-fits-all Imperial army, with titans, knights, guard, the very short squatachans, Inquisition, and a supporting cast of marines from a variety of chapters.
It will not be overly-correct, and will reflect the Epic Space Marine period more closely that the EA one. But what the heck, lets see if it works.

Oh, and there's a sloop too. See here for more details     it's around 26cm long, but still needs a main engine    

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Hmmm ... very interesting ...

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Legion 4 "Cry Havoc, and let slip the Dogs of War !" ... "People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf."

At long last the 3rd edition of the Lead Painters' League is all over bar the last round of votes. Pleased to say that although I lost round 2, the 6mm models I entered generated a lot of interest.

Now I can get onto this.
Progress so far: 1 Rhino + Thudd gun for the Angels of Fire; 1 Predator for the same; and in progress, one Thunderhawk for the Legio Fausta.

Incidentally, my Imperial forces will include a motley collection of Marines (these chaps never seem to deploy on numbers greater than a couple of hundred anyway)which gives me leeway for my lack of attention.
Chapters will include:  
Angels of Fire (one of the main forces)
Legio Fausta (the other main force)
and, as supporting cast:
Iron Hands
Ultramarines
Black Templars
Polar Warriors
Red Giants
Pointy Sticks

Imperial Guard:
Squatachans (my Squats, of course)
10th Kanin Foder Army

Ad Mech:
Legio Mechanatos
and friends

Knights:
Ares Guard

Others:
Inquisitors and assorted rabble
Imperial Navy
Adeptus Custodes (Judge Krambil in command)

Allies:
Nemausa craftworld Eldar
Forchetta craftworld Eldar
Blood Axes (yes, I know, VERY old school)
Tau soldiers of fortune

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Oh yeah, the pics.

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Some more stuff:


Adds new meaning to 'Imperial Navy':

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Yeah, he's back
Nice to see some Epic getting some love 'V' The tug is great, maybe a couple more scale bits to finish it! some crew?

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Nice Stuff "V" !  7 7 looks like a River Monitor !

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Nice stuff as usual, Van.

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Thanks guys.
L-4, it IS a monitor hashed up from half a ship.
Anyone guess what the hull was originally?  

Justiniel, for now I'm having fun messing around - it'll soon be troop time, and I might add someone - the problem is that this little beastie is as out of scale as a Thunderhawk from Epic 40k... ah well..

Completely off topic - here's a small pile of stuff I did for the Lead Painters' League:

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Cool stuff "V" !  Grant sure could have used 7 7 at Vicksburg !

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Legion 4 "Cry Havoc, and let slip the Dogs of War !" ... "People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf."

It looks like the stern to a merchant ship, maybe even a tanker.

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Sorry DS, no cigar  
It's a household item - might be of different design in the US, come to think of it...

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In that case, I'm stumped. Knowing you, I should've known it was a household item.  

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Hmmm ... maybe a shoe insert ?  

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Legion 4 "Cry Havoc, and let slip the Dogs of War !" ... "People sleep peaceably in their beds at night only because rough men stand ready to do violence on their behalf."

Nope, sorry L-4. It's a somewhat old piece of technology anyway, and probably on the way out: it's part of a thermostat from an electric water heater.  

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