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Sizing Warhammer Titans from their crew spaces

A physical scale exercise uses crew positions, sensors, armor, and fictional interior descriptions to estimate much larger tabletop Titans.

Notes

The proposed scale check starts with the people and equipment that a fictional Titan's head must contain. A Warhound needs space for three crew on its bridge, with the two forward positions side by side, plus sensors, internal fittings, and armor. Scaling a digital model around a 28 mm human figure produces a much larger head and an estimated three-foot tabletop Warhound, followed by a roughly six-foot Warlord. The Imperator estimate adds the fictional requirement that a large winged Primarch can move and fight inside its bridge. On those assumptions, the resulting tabletop Imperator would stand roughly fourteen to fifteen feet high. These estimates depend on selected fictional interior descriptions and do not establish the dimensions of commercial models.