Danny McG
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I wonder what was depicted here?This:
WHAT Are Your Favorite Spaceships from Movies And Television?
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Danny McG
Lid closed, monkey dead.
This SF craft was on another site asking if anyone could identify, a sketch and also a photo from a club (I think they said in Manchester).
Lots of guesses but not identified ...
Anyone got a clue?
Note: I've been through all the images in this thread and have found nothing similar
Lots of guesses but not identified ...
Anyone got a clue?
Note: I've been through all the images in this thread and have found nothing similar
From Stackexchange: This model was specifically made for Fab Cafe and has been on exhibit since opening day. Source: Friend of one of the owners. I tried emailing the cafe, but got no reply. Posted the image in a Facebook forum of special effects artists, and voila!
Spaceship from a film or show that is semi circular in shape with a section jutting out of the middle
I was out with friends last night and we went into a sci-fi bar where they have props and models all over the place. We had fun identifying all the ships, costumes and stuff, but one model had us s...
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Matteo
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Another vote for this.
Which this guy has made in Lego!! Blake's 7 Liberator
And this (which I used to own as a kid - no idea what happened to it...)
Which this guy has made in Lego!! Blake's 7 Liberator
And this (which I used to own as a kid - no idea what happened to it...
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Another favourite of mine - the Terra Nova (my thumbnail image). I like it because it is the most viable manned Mars ship I have come across.
I’m not sure I remember but perhaps the Valley Forge from Silent Running?
I can't access the image for some reason but . The film staring Bruce Dern was done in 1972 . The Ships were very impressive and there were 3 robots Huey . Dewy and Louie. Those very same ships were rescued in Battlestar Galactica as the fleets agroships.
This?
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Yep , Silent Running , those ships looked great in 1972 and even by todays special effects standards , they still look pretty good and they were definitely reused in in Battlestar Galactica.
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Not to mention The Starlost.
That Blake's 7 Liberator in Lego is amazing Matteo!
This is the Valley Forge in Lego! -
Some people have a lot of spare time I'm not saying too much spare time, but a lot of it, anyway!
This is the Valley Forge in Lego! -
Some people have a lot of spare time
I'm not saying too much spare time, but a lot of it, anyway!
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That is incredible.
That Blake's 7 Liberator in Lego is amazing Matteo!
This is the Valley Forge in Lego! -
Some people have a lot of spare time
That is damned impressive !
Hewy, lewy and dewy on the outside of the ship are great - a bit out of scale, but they look right.
Is the Death Star a ship? If so, to continue the theme, someone with a lot of time for such things built the trench run:
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As it could go from star system to star system under its own power then yes I think the Death Star could be classified as a ship!
Those Robots were so cool . Some robot being designed in the here and now mirror Hewy , Lewy and Dewy look and design.
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