Titan Owner Interview - Princeps Lex, Romach Shel Raam

In our first audio version of a Titan Owner Interview, we get Princeps Lex of Romach Shel Raam in the hotseat as Adeptus Titanicast kicks off with the US Branch.  We hope you enjoy the new podcast and the return of the Titan Owner Interviews.

Update Warbringer Nemesis Titan No.168 - Romach Shel Raam, 26-11-19

Princeps Lex sent us some new images for his Warbringer Titan and we think you'll enjoy the work he's done.

EXTRA PHOTOS:

A proud engine standing tall.

A unique Legio and unique look.  None can deny the special heraldry either.

Update Warbringer Nemesis Titan No.168 - Romach Shel Raam, 20-10-19

Princeps Lex has finished Romach Shel Raam and shown off the livery of his Warbringer.

COMPLETED PHOTOS:

A barcode and homage to the certificate number.

The feel for the access hatch definitely comes across.

A powerful looking engine.

The Warbringer is ready for war.

A proud engine standing tall.

A unique Legio and unique look.  None can deny the special heraldry either.

UPDATE PHOTOS:

That's definitely a good size comparison.

This Titan came along quite well.

The stencils did their job.

Always good to see a Titan's skeleton get its silver color.

A very dirty engine and the hard work that went on shows.

Engine up to date as of 26-11-19

Warbringer Titan No.168- Romach Shel Raam, Legio Hashmallim

Certificate Number: 168
Titan Name: רומח של רעם - Romach Shel Raam (Spear of Thunder) [Pronounced ro'Makh shel ra-Am]

Pattern: Warbringer Nemesis  

Head Unit: Mars-Alpha 

Primary Armament: 1x Nemesis Quake Cannon, 1x Battle Titan Melta Cannon, 1x Battle Titan Gatling Blaster

Princeps: Aryeh Elion

Titan Legio: Legio Hashmallim (Electric Angels)

Battle Maniple Composition: None.   Romach Shel Raam is the Second Legio Hashmallim Battle Titan deployed in its maniple after its brother Sonitus Mane was lost in the warp.  (FedEx somehow lost or mis-delivered the first Warbringer Titan body, recording it as delivered multiple times.)

Owner: Lex R.
Location: Maryland, USA
Comments: I have created a blog to chronicle my construction of this Engine, which (Emperor Willing) I plan to have done by NOVA Open 2019.  The blog is entitled Axiom Line, and is available here.

COMPLETED PHOTOS:

A barcode and homage to the certificate number.

The feel for the access hatch definitely comes across.

A powerful looking engine.

The Warbringer is ready for war.

UPDATE PHOTOS:

That's definitely a good size comparison.

This Titan came along quite well.

The stencils did their job.

Always good to see a Titan's skeleton get its silver color.

A very dirty engine and the hard work that went on shows.

WORK IN PROGRESS PHOTOS:

Soon!  Soon she shall rise!