Nice. Very cool indeed. I hope to see the finished version.

I was thinking the same thing myself... going to try to improve that... thanks for the feedback ;)

Hey just saw your comment on BK's Archangel and my Wolverine. About making those backgrounds: Its VERY easy. I use Microsoft Publisher, but similar things can be made in Word. You take your main photo. Save it on your comp. Then You open up Word, a blank document. Insert your photo onto the document. Adjust the page size so that there isn't any "fringe" (or just crop it out when all is said and done). Then, you add your graphics -- you can add text boxes, shapes, other small detail photos--anything you want. Then comes the fancy part: Save the document. BUT, instead of saving as a word document, you save it is a high-quality JPEG, GIF, or PNG image (You just click the drop-down menu where it says "save as" and select one of those). This binds all of the layers together in one photo. Ta da!

The rubble definately looks messy and like, well, rubble. I think that the mech looks good, too, but I'm having a hard time distinguishing it from the rubble. Maybe a little more clarity between the mech and the rubbish would be good.

I got the name from Pumpkin Scissors... something I watched at a friend's house ;-)

the ignus fatuus... where's the "real" fire or "moving" lights? but still, where you get your ideas ill never know. dang good job.

@Ultramarine: Thanks for the translation ;) @E.K.O.: good to hear you liked it... greebles? It's actually mostly wreckage... @:Tyler H.: I'll hopefully come out with the finished diorama around July...

This looks pretty sweet. I can't wait to see the result!

nice, i like the greebles! cant wait to see it finished! XD

Nice! Very good techniques! Oh, 'schnazzy' just means it looks good...

Schnazzy?

Schnazzy. Yes, very schnazzy. Very schnazzy indeed. ~Waff.

Looks to be another sexy build. Keep up the good work!

Thanks ;) I'll take better pictures tomorrow though...

Lookin' gorgeous, six-zero. As usual! Can't wait to see the finished product!