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Grand Fromage posted:Everyone on ice planet is required to carry a chainsaw. You know, that tool that you always need around ice. Brawnfire posted:That's how they make those awesome sculptures
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It's an integral part of their culture. Sikhs have knives, scandinavians have axes, germans have ordnung, and ice planets have chainsaws
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And apparently, according to the new CMF series, cyborg penguin companions too.
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I made another one of these for another Rogue Trader campaign.
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Grand Fromage posted:Everyone on ice planet is required to carry a chainsaw. You know, that tool that you always need around ice. It's bright orange so it's obviously a thermal chainsaw!
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Elukka posted:Yeah I originally made it to imitate those. Some of the people still maintaining BFG are using some of these renders for ships in their rulebooks that were missing art. Any chance you'd be willing to do one of an Endeavour class light cruiser?
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i want to see the lego ships + that shader
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Polaron posted:It's bright orange so it's obviously a thermal chainsaw! In the before-times they doubled as lightsabers too. At least at my toy box.
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The Spindrift from Land of the Giants It's a sub-orbital passenger ship going from Los Angeles to London in 1983 when it hit some kind of spatial anomaly and ends up on the giants' planet. There aren't many good images of it in the show, so this is a model.
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Mister Kingdom posted:The Spindrift from Land of the Giants pleasingly bulbous
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Never even knew it had a name. Was an amazingly weird shape for a spaceship back then, too.
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I like the air intake grille.
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Mister Kingdom posted:The Spindrift from Land of the Giants Was this the same studio that did Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea? Or was the Flying Sub just convergent evolution?
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I think they just went with the logic of "if it can handle lots of atmospheres, then why can't it handle none."
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both series were by Irwin Allen Productions yeah
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tribbledirigible posted:I think they just went with the logic of "if it can handle lots of atmospheres, then why can't it handle none." "How many atmospheres can this ship withstand?" "Well it's a spaceship, so I'd say anywhere between zero and one."
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I love the original Futurama jokes so much.
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i'm so sick of that quote
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It's a perfectly cromulent quote
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