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Crashed Monolith with melta damage. What do you think? Anything that should be done differently? Suggestions?

That is absolutely fantastic, what did you use for the hole?

That does look really good.

Did you burn the plastic? Careful with that as the fumes can't be good.

The bullet holes look wicked too.

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Thats pretty cool - like the scarabs on it, and the internal details.

Hooray for soldering irons It looks great.

Thanks for the feedback. It is actually a commission I am getting a buddy of mine to do. I can ask what he used for the hole. He took one monolith cut it in half and made two different destroyed terrain pieces.

If you guys have any suggestions on what you think I should add, post em!!

Smaller holes were drilled and cut with exacto knife to represent bullet holes.
Melta demage was done with bigger drill bit and a dremel tool... than a handy cigaret ligher to melt the edges.
I love the smell of burned plastic in the morning...

Plasticard, sintra board wires and Vallejo Rust paste...

Here are some more photos...









Cheers Aaron

more photos soon...

That is very cool, thanks for sharing.

The use of wiring under the plate looks a bit too terrestial. Maybe replace it with something more differant and alien?

@sing your life - Great idea....................
1. how would you make them more alien???
2. how do you expect me to do it half painted stage?!?

Anyway this is what it looks right now...