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Reminds me of a whirlwind that was abandoned and a tree grew threw it (I think it was in a WD a while back). Looks great and it's better than anything I could do. However, after saying that, I do have some issues. It looks like the entire dread was the same metal to rust all the same. Like it was originally a statue instead of a real war machine. The different parts of the dread would age at different rates and with different results. I love it, but I think it just falls short of being incredible.

As a fluff aside; It's not very realistic that a Dread would be left behind like that. I can't imagine the situation in which that could happen. But I love the concept, seems like there are a few war movies with scenes like that, where the current conflict participants are walking by the burntout remains of prior conflicts in an ironic tragedy of the cyclical nature of war.