'X-Men: Days of Future Past' Full-Sized Sentinel Revealed on Set [SPOILERS]: Bryan Singer Posts New Twitter Update, Show's Main Mutant Obstacle [PHOTO]

Ever since Comic Con 2013 in San Diego, updates surrounding the main obstacle facing the mutants in X-Men: Days of Future Past have been coming in slowly but surely. The Trask Industries viral marketing website was launched, detailing Peter Dinklage's character, Bolivar Trask, and giving us glimpses at sentinels. But today, director Bryan Singer posted a revealing picture on his Twitter account.

Here's to the next 50 years https://t.co/2jzcF8fShl pic.twitter.com/jYFvmVsnSN

— Bryan Singer (@BryanSinger) August 1, 2013

What do you think of this full-scale model of a sentinel?

Mstars recently reported on the Trask Industries viral marketing website news. Here is an excerpt:

A website has launched for Trask Industries, telling the story behind the organization that will be the main focus of the 2014 film. Peter Dinklage will portray the main antagonist, Bolivar Trask, and now we have some back-story thanks to the films marketing campaign.

"Our goal at Trask Industries is to be one step ahead of mutation through rigorous research and groundbreaking science. Our employees hold themselves to the highest standards, because they know that the solutions we provide represent a moral imperative to ensure the future of humanity."

"Even from his early years as a research assistant, Bolivar always maintained a particular interest in the origin and evolution of humanity. Following in the footsteps of Mendel, Watson and Crick, Trask made it his goal to unlock the mysteries of human DNA. What he did not anticipate was the discovery of the X-Gene, a genetic finding that would prove to be the most significant of the 20th century.

"Trask soon hypothesized the impending extinction of the human race. His early theories were ridiculed by his contemporaries and with no one to fund his research, Trask cared enough about humanity to invest in the founding of Trask Industries in 1967."