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A 'surveillance officer' crashes his spycraft He injures his arm, but since the Imperium demands his information, he one handedly jerry rigs a beacon by pulling out his engine and cannibalizing parts.

C + C welcomed.

Nice model, always good to see people doing something more than just the usual boring objective markers. What's the model made of? Is it a scratch build, or something else? Who makes the pilot?

Parts of a (EDIT)Republic(!) Star destroyer, a gondala from a 'Golden Compass' tie in toy. Some coffee stirrers for the base. half a 15mm elephant howdah is in their.. A valve off something electrical (stolen from dad), a twist tie and 'no more nails' for the mud.

The guy is a standard Catachan in a green stuff sunhat and sling.

The sling could use some work. I thought he had a mutant arm at first!

Neat idea, Though. it doesn't quite scream 'Imperial" at me, but it's pretty neat.

Good points. Too much blood on the sling. Crappy clay too.

Imperial? *shrug* Went for generic human.

good job, the imperim will come and help you.

nice! much better then mine. I dont really have ttime to MAKE sweet objective markers so mine usually end up being a pile of barrels or bottle caps glued together

This didn't take too long. I just stuck one piece of plastic on top of two others and then spotted the gondola while I was waiting for paint to dry.

Benefits of a scruffy workplace I guess.

Nice kitbash! Really good use of the various pieces. I can sort of pick them out now that you explain it, but before the profiles were well broken out.