Thus I've decided to build the Halo Activation Idex. Since I'm nearing completion with the cruiser build, I needed a simpler model than can be finished quickly. Given that I don't need that much rubber for a single model, I've decide to make another in tandem with the cruiser as not to waste any materials. Upon further research on the molding materials I will need to cast the Reconciliation, I learned that my best bet is to order few gallons of liquid silicone rubber. Back to the build!Īlright 405th, I'm gonna throw you guys a curve ball. But I do know that in keeping with the original Covenant mandate, the top of my rendition of the Truth and Reconciliation will have that smooth, opalescent, sheen from Halo 1/2. I'm not sure, and I believe this topic is for another forum. And most of the newer cruisers are seen in the hands of the Brutes in Halo 3/ODST and the radical covenant under Jul 'Mdama in Halo 4 who would have the scraps left over from the war. Now, one could argue that in the latter days of the Human-Covenant war, the Covenant had to skip the ornamental decorating in favor of haste to replenish their dwindling fleets. The underside is functional and not but a little intimidating in order to strike fear to those beneath the Covenant, hence the plasma cannons and the bristling canards that protrude from under the prow of the CCS cruiser. As the Halo literature describes, The Covenant constructed their vessels with smooth, ornate, and organic to features to please the Forerunner Gods looking down on them. The added detail to the CCS Cruiser was one of the very very few things I did not agree with. Of course as the Xbox 360 boasted better graphics than the original Xbox, Bungie could improve the Halo universe. There is more "detail" on the newer cruiser model. Cruiser New model by Fudz0732011, on Flickr
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