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The mighty Titan was lost at the desolated planet during one of numerous human crusades. Sand covered his colossal body, however all vital mechanic organs were preserved in dry air and still functional.
This quite huge piece of terrain was made from styrofoam, painted with airo. My thanks to Yellow one for photos
If you have emotions or thoughts about this work, do not fear - comment 
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Ultaire
04-Nov-09
#307210 |  | Rating: 10
10 |
Mason
15-Jun-08
#261953 |  | Rating: 10
So when do we get to see part II? |
Tribesman
06-May-08
#257736 |  | Rating: 10
I can think of quite a few scenarios to use just as an excuse to bring this bad boy on the table! Nice! |
HellBane
02-Jan-08
#246114 |  | Rating: 10
Another impressive piece. Have you considered doing a basic tutorial article on working with polystyrene? |
fix
29-Dec-07
#245828 |  | Rating: 10
I love the ambience, it's perfect! |
Yellow one
29-Dec-07
#245790 |  | Rating: 10
Thanks for this gift, it`s looking nice on my shelf  |
Mason
28-Dec-07
#245745 | | Rating: 10
Haha, sleeping giant, nice! I love this idea and its execution. I'm finally getting into scratch-builds and will have to steal this idea and do my own variation on it. Maybe something more along the lines of the illustrations from the 1st printing of the Iron Giant, when he washes up on the beach. |
Cheeba
28-Dec-07
#245725 |  | Rating: 10
great stuff |
Banshee
26-Dec-07
#245598 |  | Rating: 10
romantic.. |
Matt Cexwish
25-Dec-07
#245482 |  | Rating: 10
My dear Decoy, once again I am overjoyed with this piece...... it has the epic proportions, perfect colors and Iron Shape you need to make your imagination go steampowered... it gives me inspiration and the will to do something great as well, so... let the next Steampunk Season begin... ...
10 Points... | |
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