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@CrazyMonkey3: I've added a link to the SEToolbox forum thread in the description.
@Nate: The moon is solid, and is made of of multiple spherical asteriods overlapping each other. Not the most efficient way of doing it, and there is some material clipping. See my workshop for other moon constructions.
@Retarded: Review the SEToolbox thread for details on how to set materials in an asteroid. (Tip: To set multiple ore types, you must use the Generate Asteroid Field function.)
@Life: The models were imported using SEToolbox (link in description); then the positions of each sphere were changed manually in the sector (sbs) file to overlap them.