As seen in Predator 2

I spent about 2 hours on this.

This was an experiment. I received this disk as a gift, as part of a trade. The resin casting was thrown in for good measure. I was originally tempted to sell the piece, as I am not a big predator fan, nor was I overly impressed with the casting. So, I decided to see how fast I could crank out a finished prop, and not really pay super attention to details that would normally make a project last much longer. I attacked the seam with a dremel tool and some low grit sand paper. A real hack job. I just wanted to clean up the flash. For the finger holes, I did the same thing, and consequently trashed them. Oh well. I sprayed it with a coat or primer and went straigt to hitting it with some Rustoleum copper. For detailing, I went in with my airbrush and some Plasti-kote paint just for some shadowing. I was really just experimenting, seeing how it would look. I drybrushed on some details on the "control panel" and called it quits Surprisingly, it turned out decently. By no means is this a work of art, but oh well. Whadda ya gonna do? The disk does not open. It's solid.