When an object token is used for close or ranged combat, it is considered destroyed and emoved from play. Does it leave behind hindering terrain?

Also, when invisible Girl is on an object token, she is stealthed if a LOF is drawn to her. Can you destroy the token she is on? If so, does it leave behind hinderng terran?

No

Yes and yes.

If an object token is used in an attack it is destroyed but leaves behind no hindering terrain (the only exception being the special rules for the 3D dumpster: never destroyed when used in an attack). If an object token is destroyed but not used in an attack it leaves behind hindering terrain.

Phooey. Seems like an odd double standard, that one leaves behind hindering and the other doesn't. Thanks, though.

I agree that it is a double standard. An item that is used in an attack is removed from play. I used to use the Sentinel 'crushing item' rules as justification that items shot and destroyed would be removed from play. Now, the Sentinel has been FAQ'd to read that he leaves behind rubble and items destroyed leave rubble. I would prefer if all destruction of items would follow a progression of Heavy to Light to Gone. This woudl include stuff that is used in an attack (maybe only stuff that misses) or stuff that is attacked directly.