This thing is smaller than a 40k Imperial Knight and is from a game where Knight models are smaller than Space Marines. Note that this is for the new board game 'Adeptus Titanicus' and is a fraction of the size of a real Warlord. It's up to the reader to decide what to think about it. Most Warlords you see in art, especially older art, is the blocky Lucius Pattern Warlord, but the more curvy one sold by Forgeworld is called the Mars-Alpha pattern. Also comes with 1 techpriest, along with 4 Servitors manning the weapons. It is crewed by a Princeps, Steersman, Moderati, and Sensori. It is a newer and more powerful model of Battle Titan than its smaller brother, the Reaver.

A relatively interesting but incredibly outdated piece of fluff from the pre-Forgeworld model era. This old size difference nowadays has been largely retconned and regulated in the same ballpark as the Blood Tide.

To be fair, this is due to the fact that the authors got their reference from artwork that overly enlarged their size and to be even fairer to the artists, all they got from the Warlord Titan at that time period was that it was 'Big'. However, older depictions were inconsistent as fuck, with some showing it to be as large as metres feet tall. The backbone of the Adeptus Titanicusthe Warlord Battle Titan is the Imperium of Man's primary battle titanundertaking the majority of the frontline combat action, it stands at approximately 33 metres tall feetand will be an enormously significant presence in any battle.

Warlord titan model size